Chromebook; powered with Chrome OS, a web-based operating system, is the most highly anticipated device. Chromebook seeks to revolutionize the way we work with computers today. It will boot quickly in just 8 seconds, will automatically connect to your favorite … Continue reading →

The busy beehive at Google has paused the distribution of its seminal Open Source Android (version 3.0) meant exclusively for the new generation of tablets. Called Honeycomb, the Android (3.0) saw fans going gaga over the high capability when it … Continue reading →

Chrome 11 beta is loading with a handful of amazing features. In this post we will review them briefly! Chrome has introduced support for the HTML 5 speech input API. What does that mean? Developers can now develop web applications … Continue reading →

Google chrome has a new flatter and for me a less attractive logo. Google has significanlty improved its web-broswer since its first release in 2008. In a statement they say the change in logo depicts the enhancements coming to the … Continue reading →

Google after a lot of deliberation decided to offer a single standard for web media format converting its newly acquired VP8 as a royalty-free licensing policy. This will ensure that there is a free and open standard for HTML 5 … Continue reading →

Chrome takes up 10 % of worldwide browser share by end of January 2011. The chrome extension gallery features over hundreds of extensions that facilitate the chrome users by extending the browser’s functionality. You might have already installed and enjoyed … Continue reading →

Google finally released Google chrome 9 stable, 2 weeks later than it’s promised release-date. We have summarized top 5 must-try features in the new chrome!

Google Chrome extensions are a good way to get more features and functionality to your browser,  for this week i chosed a collection of 10 extensions that i hope will be useful for you.  

Did you ever try Google search for Linux? Google offers a good search tool targeted for Linux users. See screenshot bellow

After previously open-sourcing the VP8 video codec and coming up with a new container format (WebM), Google set its sights on making a new image format. Google has now publicly announced and released the initial code to the WebP image … Continue reading →