The search giant Google has presented what they call the Chromebook at the Google I/O 2011 conference. There are already portable machines from Samsung and Acer with Google Chrome OS preinstalled, which will be made available soon. This means that Google has launched an attack on a market dominated by ... Continue Reading

During Google's developer conference, Google I/O 2011, the Finnish game developer Rovio Mobile, yesterday launched a web version of the popular game Angry Birds. If you are a Google Chrome user, you can now play the web version of Angry Bird's absolutely free in your browser. **** Surprise! New web-exclusive ... Continue Reading

Google Chrome has got a big update with support for a variety of HTML5 elements. Here are some of the news in Google Chrome 5.0. Google Chrome for Mac and Linux is out of the beta stage and has reached version 5. The same version number as the HTML standard that ... Continue Reading

Google has launched a new beta version of Chrome which is reported to be significantly faster and also has built-in flash. Yesterday Google released a new beta version of Chrome for Windows, Mac and Linux. According to Google the new beta of Chrome version 5 is tuned for better performance and ... Continue Reading

Do you use Windows and Internet Explorer as the default browser? Then it's time to make a choice. In March Microsoft releases an update that allows the user to select the browser used as default on the computer. The update is now being tested internally at Microsoft. The ... Continue Reading

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With the Chrome Extensions gallery now fully up and running, the number of awesome extensions is multiplying at a rapid rate. What I've tried to do here is offer up the best, the most useful and the must-have extensions for Google Chrome. To use the extensions you will need to install ... Continue Reading

Just a few days ago, Google announced the release of the Chrome OS source code. Within less than 24 hours, the web was littered with disk images for running the new OS on virtual machines such as VMWare and VirtualBox. I even managed to put together my own ... Continue Reading

// Computers that run on Google OS may boot up in only 7 seconds, like a TV. STORY HIGHLIGHTS Google reveals new details about its upcoming operating system The OS should boot up in 7 seconds, similar to a TV The operating system, called Chrome, is due out next ... Continue Reading

Just awhile ago, news reports were popping up with sneak peak videos and details about the much-awaited, upcoming Google Chrome OS release. But as of a few hours ago, it looks like we can sample it for ourselves. To be able to do so, you’ll need VMWare running on your computer ... Continue Reading

Still not sure why Google is building its own operating system? It created this animated video to try to explain why the Web needs a new OS, and why that OS should be Chrome. Google just showed the video at its Chrome OS press event which MG is liveblogging.Preview Company: Google Website: chrome.blogspot.com/2009/07/goog... Google Chrome ... Continue Reading

Google is planning to hold a special Chrome OS event at its headquarters in Mountain View, CA this Thursday morning, we’ve just been notified. The plan is to give some technical background information as well as show off some demos, we’re told. More notably, they will be giving a “complete ... Continue Reading