Tag: Google Chrome

Check out how much faster Chrome 32 for Android is!

Chrome 32 is getting rid of the double-tap-to-zoom function, but making touch response 300 ms faster! Click through to see a comparison!

How to get your Chromebook goodies

Don’t know how to get your Chromebook goodies? Don’t worry, taking advantage of your free offers is very simple. Here is a nice, little tutorial for you!

With Chromium for Mac and Windows, your passwords are now safer

Chrome is a very secure browser, but that doesn’t mean it has it is flawless. Google has just fixed one of the biggest security oversights in its browser.

Folders now included in Chrome Bookmarks Search

Today, Google closes a feature request that has been open since 2009! Chrome is now able to search for folders in the Bookmarks Search function.

“OK Google” – Google Conversational Voice Search is finally here! (beta)

Google Conversational Voice Search has finally arrived and all Chromies can now test it! Simply install the application, head to Google, say “OK Google” and search away!

Google “Go Search” button appears in Chrome Canary’s omnibox

A lot of people don’t even know you can search from Chrome’s Omnibox! Should Google make it a little more obvious?

Chrome Beta now appears as a search result in the Google Play Store

Isn’t it annoying to have to go through jumps and flips just to find Chrome Beta for Android in the Google Play Store? It’s been hidden from search results, but such is no longer the case!

Chrome collapsible Rich Notifications being tested, but they need to be improved

Is your Chrome notifications area getting too crowded? Maybe you need some Rich Notifications to expose less details. Google is testing collapsible Rich Notifications and they are looking promising, but not perfect.

Test your website by emulating any device on Chrome Canary

Developers out there have many headaches trying to deal with the sea of devices and different screens out there. Can Google make it all better with the new device emulator?

Chrome OS updated with shelf placement control, better icons and more

I am honestly loving this update! I can change the location of the shelf, the icons now work better and are better organized, and other improvements are making the experience much better!

Chrome Beta 32 brings faster Android reaction, Vibration feedback and more

Chrome Beta 32 is a stepping stone into the bright future of Chrome, especially for Android users. Come find out how!

Chrome OS Dev drops Tar archive file support

Google is dropping support for one of the most popular archive files! Why? We don’t know, but Google is working on a solution for us.

A Journey Through Middle Earth – experience the Hobbit’s land with the latest Chrome Experiment

Take a tour through Middle Earth with interactive features and touch controls. Chrome makes it possible to unite all devices and make a smartphone as feature-rich as a computer. Find out how!

Chrome OS Beta: you can now use alt+tab to access Window Overview

Isn’t it a bit confusing to migrate from a Windows computer to a Chromebook? Mostly because Chrome OS is web-based, but also because devices operate differently. Improvements are coming!

“OK Google” now works with Chromebooks!

You can now start talking to your Chromebook to do a search! Here is how you can activate it. There is much more coming, so come join the conversation!

HTML5 makes filling forms on a smartphone much better with improved keyboard compatibility

We all hate filling forms with a smartphone. I usually just drop what I’m doing and wait until I get home to a computer. Do you feel the same? HTML5 is the answer!

Chrome Apps can now delete local files, but why does it matter?

Chrome now allows apps to take control and delete media files when needed. This can make your media experience much smoother! Click through to find out how.

Android’s Chrome Beta ‘Add to Homescreen’ feature temporarily disabled

You will have to wait a bit before you can use the “Add to Homescreen” feature in Chrome Beta for Android! The guys at Google have found a big bug and are fixing it!

Google to pay $17 million for violating browser privacy settings

Google is said to have been a bad boy, violating people’s privacy settings! The Search giant is now stuck with 17 million in fees and a lot of shame. What do you think?

How to use Google Now (infographic)

Google has been investing a lot of effort into making Google Now as widespread as possible. The digital assistant is in every Android device and now it’s slowly being migrated to other devices and platforms. Chrome is getting Google Now functionality via conversational voice search, which was announced during Google IO. It will be slightly […]