Tech Week in Review 2-20-2012
Chrome for Android Ice Cream Sandwich Many Android users have long wondered why Google Chrome doesn’t exist for mobile devices, but that is all about to change. Available immediately for Android Ice Cream Sandwich, Chrome for Android (Beta) brings the speed and simplicity you’re used to to the palm of your hand. Until now, users [...]
Read MoreIE9 Releases Candidate, Four Times Faster Than Chrome
IE9 Beta debuted back in September and the word was it was gaining on Chrome, whose claim to fame is speed and support of the latest standards. Shortly after the beta was launched, IE9 got 2 million downloads in 2 days. Now, IE9 Release Candidate is finally available for download and the word is that [...]
Read MoreTech Week in Review 1-14-2011
VLC Removed from Apple App Store VLC, a very useful multi-format and Open Source media player, was removed from Apple’s App Store due to licensing issues. Usually, Apple is at fault in situations like this, but the situation here is a bit more complex. A Nokia employee by the name of Rémi Denis-Courmont basically twisted [...]
Read MoreGoogle Chrome Web Store One Week And Counting
The Chrome Web Store opened up a week ago to significant buzz and excitement from Google Chrome users. Now that the dust has settled after a week, let’s take a look at what the web store brings to the table and how you can benefit. The Chrome Web Store is an online marketplace where you can discover thousands of apps, extensions and themes for Google Chrome. Find out some cool tips inside.
Read MoreGoogle Chrome OS is Official, Web Store Open for Business
At a live event in San Francisco today, Google officially launched Chrome OS, a lightweight and fast operating system based on the similarly speedy Chrome web browser. The event kicked off with a little background on Chrome and an update on just how fast it has become. When Chrome was first announced two years ago, [...]
Read MoreIE9 Supports HTML5 Best. Officially More Bleeding Edge Than Chrome.
Most would assume that Chrome, backed by a company pushing hard for HTML5, would be the browser that best supports HTML5. Most would also assume that Internet Explorer, the bane of most web developers, probably doesn’t support the proposed standard well at all. Most people would be wrong on both counts. The Worldwide Web Consortium [...]
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