We have seen Google Chrome OS running on the notebooks, started by Google that has been running Chrome OS on CR-48 notebook then Acer Chromebook and the Samsung Series 5 Chromebook. Next we’ll see how Google Chrome OS running on the Tablet. Throu…
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Chromium For Tablets
Posted by YoeYoe on August 10th, 2011
Posted in Computer River, Software 
Tags: Chromium, Cr, Google, Latest Software, Notebooks, Open Source Browser, Web Developer 
Comments OffChromium PC: Chrome OS on Your Desktop
Posted by David Delony on May 26th, 2011
With the Chrome OS laptops being released this summer, it seems that desktop PCs might be overlooked. One company, however is releasing a Chrome-OS based desktopXi3 is releasing the Chromium PC, a machine with a small form factor that runs Google’…
RockMelt Beta 2 redefines bookmarking, gets new Twitter app, is based on Chromium 10
Posted by Vlad Bobleanta on April 2nd, 2011
RockMelt, the Chromium-based social Web browser has reached a new milestone today. Following its first public beta that was released in early March, RockMelt Beta 2 has started being pushed to the browser’s users. The new version brings many new fe…
Posted in Download Squad, Other Tags: Apps, Browsers, Chromium, Facebook, Mac, Social Networking, Twitter, Windows Comments OffChrome OS "panels" and Google Talk Chrome Web app go cross-platform
Posted by Lee Mathews on February 27th, 2011
Back when we had the chance to play with some more mature builds of Chromium OS, one feature we particularly liked was its slick, panelized Google Talk funcationality. It later disappeared, replaced by a Gtalk app in the Chrome Web Store — but wh…
Posted in Download Squad, Other Tags: Apps, Browser, Browsers, Chromium, Google, Google Talk, Googletalk, Ui, Web, Webapp Comments OffGoogle Chrome Canary hits v10, Crankshaft turbocharges V8 JavaScript engine
Posted by Lee Mathews on December 8th, 2010
With all the Chrome OS and Chrome Web Store hoopla today, a post over at the Chromium blog went mostly unnoticed — and it’s definitely noteworthy. Freshly baked in the Chromium snapshot builds and Google Chrome Canary is Crankshaft, an enhancement to…
Chromium can now create shortcuts for Chrome Web Apps
Posted by Lee Mathews on December 1st, 2010
Google Chrome can already create application shortcuts for your favorite sites via the wrench menu. The option had disappeared for a while, but made its return earlier this year. Adding Gmail to your taskbar is as simple as loading it in a tab, clicki…
Google Canary passes Chromium — is Chrome development going the way of Android?
Posted by Lee Mathews on November 8th, 2010
Filed under: Google, Browsers
When Google Chrome first arrived, those who wanted to experience the most up-to-date version downloaded the most recent Chromium snapshot. The open-source builds were always piping-hot and received new features before…
Google Chrome’s about:labs becoming about:flags, kill switch added
Posted by Lee Mathews on October 15th, 2010
Filed under: Google, Browsers
Just days ago, I wrote about an upcoming change Google had planned for the about:labs page. The goal: to make the page less inviting and clarify the fact that experimental features listed on the page could very well cause …
Google Instant Coming Natively To Browsers “In The Next Few Months”
Posted by Leo on September 9th, 2010
Today at the Google Search event in San Francisco, the search giant unveiled Instant, a huge new feature that allows users to search in real time (without hitting the search button). It looks to be an awesome product that will save users a lot of aggregate time. But that’s on Google.com. I rarely use Google.com [...]
Posted in Tech Crunch Tags: Browser Ie, Chromium, Crunch, Firefox, Giant, Google, Google Search, Marissa Mayer, Mobile Experience, New Feature, Omnibox, Open Source Version, Real Time, Safari, San Francisco, Search Button, Search Engine, Search Event, That Allows Users, Urls Comments OffOn Its Second Birthday, Google Chrome Officially Hits Version 6
Posted by Leo on September 2nd, 2010
Ever since it became stable enough to use on a day-to-day basis on a Mac last year, Google Chrome has been my browser of choice. Other browsers have been adding some nice features — but Chrome keeps adding them faster. And today on its second birthday, that rate of change isn’t slowing down. Google has [...]
Posted in Tech Crunch Tags: Atrocity, Beta, Chromium, Firefox, Google, Latest Stable Version, Mass Consumption, Morphing, Nbsp, New Browser, Open Source, Rapid Speed, Rival Browsers, Second Birthday, Source Browser, Speed Increases, Standpoint, Three Times, Version 6, Windows Users Comments Off
