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Google Chrome Turns 2 with Version 6 Release
Google is celebrating the second anniversary of its Google Chrome browser with the release of new stable and beta versions that have a cleaner and simpler user interface and increased
Lightweight browsers
I've installed the W3C web browser/editor, Amaya, onto my PC. I've only just begun to test it. But with all this talk about Microsoft abandoning its IE browser, it may
Mini apps - Bitty Browser and Wampad
I've come across two nifty apps recently that demonstrate a couple of neat things: 1) mobile web utility, and 2) integration with other web services. Both of those things are
iPhone Gets a More Social, Tabbed Web Browsing Experience With Dolphin
If you've ever felt underwhelmed by the Web browsing experience on the iPhone, perhaps MoboTap can help. The company just launched an iOS version of its Dolphin Browser, a third
Twitter Sees 347% Growth in Mobile Browser Access
There's good reason tweets are limited to 140 characters - the microblogging social network was developed specifically with mobile in mind and 140 characters is the size limit for a
TweetDeck is Working on Browser-Based Mobile Client
TweetDeck, the popular Twitter and Facebook client, will soon be available in a cross-platform mobile version. According to TweetDeck's founder and CEO Ian Dodsworth, the company's reason for putting resources
Firefox 4 Comes to Android
Hot on the heels of a phenomenally successful release of the desktop version of Firefox 4, Mozilla has just launched an Android version of the browser. If you're a Firefox
Confirmed: Chrome Is Coming To Android
Are you sick of Google Chrome news yet? We can't blame you, but you'll have to bear with us. It's not everyday that Google releases a brand-new web browser. The
Coming Soon To Chrome: Google Bookmarks?
Is Google finally going to do something with their bookmarking tool, Google Bookmarks? It's possible. In the latest builds of the Chromium project, the open source implementation of the Google
iPad Gets a Split Screen Browser
The first version of the iPad doesn't support app multi-tasking but a Portugese firm called ElasticFiction has won Apple's approval to sell a split screen browser that will allow users
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