Category: Tech

Babel launching as Google Hangouts

We might have Babel’s official name now – Google Hangouts. That is not the only piece of information we got, though, so come in and read the latest Babel rumors!

Chrome finally gets on-screen keyboard

Rumors of a Chrome OS tablet have been alive for a while and we could be close to seeing them become a reality. A Chrome OS Dev has enabled a touch-enabled keyboard!

Official Google Keep Chrome app released

The Google Keep Chrome app allows you to keep up with your notes and to-do lists straight from your browser. It is unique and opens the door for the future of Chrome.

Chromebook make the best kiosk computers for businesses

Chromebooks are not only good for personal use. Business owners can take advantage of the affordable, web-based laptops to allow their customers and employees to access information and interact with the business. Kiosk mode makes this possible by providing a shareable and secure platform. Because Chrome OS computers are easy to manage, affordable and secure, […]

Google Now released on iOS [VIDEO]

Google Now has been exclusive to Android for quite some time, but Google does not want to stay locked to its own mobile OS. The idea is to spread Google’s services to every screen out there, and today it is iOS’ turn to shine. The Search Giant has released Google Now to iPhone and iPad […]

Quick View removed from Google Search

Google is constantly evolving. We are filling our website with great improvement and new features, but every now and then we see a good thing die. We are sure Google has its reasons, but it’s sad, nonetheless. Today we say Goodbye to Google’s Quick View functionality. No, this is not the same Quick View we […]

Experiment: App launcher for Google’s website

The app launcher on Chrome OS makes the operating system seem more like a regular computer. In reality, though, they are nothing but shortcuts to websites and web apps. With this in mind, would it make sense to bring an app launcher to Chrome? It seems that is what Google is testing, and with a […]

Google Now could be coming to Google’s homepage

Google seems to be planning to make Now a multi-platform service. Rumors of the Android-exclusive service coming to iOS and Chrome have been present for a while, but it seems Google Now is not limiting itself to other operating systems. Recent discoveries in code could prove that Google Now is coming to the Search Giant’s […]

Google+ comments come to Blogger

Blogging, by nature, is a very social form of communication. Not only can one share information with people across the globe, but one can also get feedback from the audience and engage in great conversations. In an attempt to merge its social network with other services, Google has announced Google+ comments to Blogger. It will […]

Google Fiber headed to Provo, Utah

Just a week ago, Google announced it was bringing Fiber to Austin, TX. We are expecting Google Fiber to spread slowly, but it seems the Search Giant is already set to bring Gigabit internet to another city. This week’s lucky market is Provo, Utah, so get ready to be blown away if you live in […]

Hands-on: Google Quick View makes searching incredibly faster

Smartphones are all about speed and accessibility, but many aspects of mobile interfaces are still not fully optimized to give us the degree of performance we need. A very nifty feature has been released for the mobile version of Google Search and it does just that – make searching incredibly faster. Google Quick View allows […]

BitTorrent Surf Beta turns your browser into a torrent client [VIDEO]

BitTorrent has been one of the very favorite torrent clients of all time. People use it all over the world to share and distribute content. Today, the service has become just a bit better for Chrome (and FireFox) users. The company has released BitTorrent Surf Beta extension. Yes, this means exactly what you believe it […]

Google Keep extension now available… unofficially [UPDATE: taken down)

Google Keep is a simple and interactive to-do list app from Google. We really can’t complain much, it syncs with Google Drive and is accessible via smartphones, tablets and browsers. There is one thing we have been missing, though, and it’s a big one for us Chrome fans. The service does not have an official […]

Chrome for Business and Education improved – better sync and compatibility

Chrome and Chrome OS have a great advantage for businesses. The browser and operating system are fast, simple and very customizable. There are still many reasons why businesses and education institutions don’t make the complete jump to Chrome, though. With today’s updates, companies can have more control over browsers and better app compatibility. Improvements: “IT […]