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Google: Chrome and Android will remain separate as each solves different problems
Those of you worried that Google will ultimately merge Android with Chrome need not fear – it ain’t happening anytime soon. At least, that’s the short term vision according to Google. “There will be more commonality for sure, but they are certainly going to remain separate for …
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Chromebook Pixel completely designed by Google with touchscreen, 2560×1700 resolution leaks on video
In a new drool-worthy leaked video, we’re seeing some leaked info on the Chromebook Pixel. The notebook is entirely designed by Google, and features a 2560×1700 resolution, as well as a full touchscreen, and – by the renders – looks quite sexy. While the video …
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Eight incredibly awesome web browser alternatives for Android
In the mood to change your web browsing experience on your Android smartphone or tablet? You’re in luck! Android offers a number of alternative options to choose from, some of which are downright awesome. A few of these may sound a bit familiar to seasoned …
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Google Chrome to align versions across all platforms by early 2013
In a Google+ post by the Chrome team, we should hopefully be seeing an alignment of all Chrome versions – including Android – by early next year: Q. Chrome for Android is still at v18, while regular Chrome is at v23. When will Chrome for Android …
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Acer and Google launch new Chromebook
Looking for a piece of Google awesomeness for under $200? Look no further. Google has announced a new Chromebook with Acer, and the specs – at least some – are pretty surprising. The main shock here is the fact that, despite the sub-200 price tag, …
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Chrome for Android gets first update since leaving beta
Google Chrome has been updated for the first time since it’s release from beta. The update includes security and stability improvements and now has new location preference integrated. Google also made a few changes to YouTube, so your video controls now work in full screen mode and …
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Google Chrome for Android now out of Beta
Who can forget the debut of Google Chrome for Android? About 4 months ago, Google launched the beta version of the famous browser in Google Play store, and Google told us that it’s a matter of few weeks that the browser will be out of …
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Google Drive offline expected in next few weeks
Google’s recently launched Google Drive should be getting offline support within the next few weeks, according to a high ranking member of the Chrome team. Google’s Senior Vice President of Chrome Sundar Pichai was asked a question on the topic at D10 about Chrome, his answer was: …
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Google’s Sundar Pichai chats future of Chrome, Android app
The head honcho behind Google’s Chrome effort, Sundar Pichai, recently spent a bit of time chatting with CNET about where the browser is now and where it’s going. Rather than break down the full details, we’ll just pull apart the stuff that matters more to …
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Spacetime Studios celebrates the arrival of their popular MMOs to the Chrome Web Store by giving away 3 Chromebooks
Spacetime Studios completed a remarkable feat yesterday by becoming the first game publisher to unify their MMOs across multiple desktop and mobile device platforms. Part of that accomplishment came with the introduction of Pocket Legends and Star Legends to the Chrome Web Store. In keeping …
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Teardown Reveals Logitech Revue Components
Logitech’s Revue set top box recently visited the FCC, got stripped down, and showed us its innards. Google TV is poised to come this fall, and the Revue is the first device to help it along. From the looks of things, the Logitech Revue features …
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Make Online Payments Quickly with the Android Payment Chrome Extension
Merchants and consumers rejoice! The Google Checkout Blog is reporting this week that merchants can now create a QR code containing the information for the items a customer wants using the Android Payment Chrome Extension. Customers will then scan the QR code with their scanner …
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Mozilla Ignores Firefox Mobile for Android
Your favorite desktop browser is finally going mobile. Unfortunately, Android users will have to go without. Hey Mozilla – what gives?
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