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Make Any Text Area Speech-Input Friendly (Chrome)
Want to draft emails, blog comments and other little bits of writing online by speaking to your computer? I'm certainly intrigued by the idea and a newly posted userscript makes
Google Rumored Preparing $10/Month Chrome OS Laptop Rentals
As soon as this summer, Google could announce a program to rent Chrome OS portable computers for $10 to $20 per month. According to a report on the generally reputable
Firefox 4 Making Gains in Global Market Share, Internet Explorer Still the Leader
Firefox 4 is gaining in the global browser wars. It has eclipsed version 3.6 for the first time and now is the third most-used browser in the world, behind Internet
Google Releases First Pre-Beta of Chrome 2.0
The Google Chrome team keeps releasing updates to Google's browser on an almost weekly basis, but it is interesting that the latest version in the developer channel is now already
Google to Offer its Own Browser: Chrome
Google watchdog Phillipp Lessen has scanned and posted a printed comic he says he received in the mail from Google today describing the company's forthcoming open source browser Chrome. The
Google Pushes Web Apps with Chrome 9 Release
The latest version of Google's browser, Chrome 9, just hit the Web today and it comes with a couple of new features, like hardware-accelerated 3D graphics and Google Instant search
Firefox 4 Trounces IE9 in Release Day Downloads
With over 7 million downloads since its release yesterday, Firefox 4 is out of the gate with some strong momentum, it seems. That number certainly trounces the statistics from the
Hardware Acceleration is Coming to Chrome - Try it Now
Google just confirmed that Chrome will soon support GPU hardware acceleration. Developers can speed up the rendering of complex pages by offloading a lot of the processing to a computer's
Poll: Do You Want to Use Chrome OS?
Google's vice president for Chrome engineering, Linus Upson, believes that 60% of businesses could immediately switch to Chrome OS and put corporate system administrators out of work. At least
dotjs: A GreaseMonkey Alternative for Power Users
dotjs is an OSX-only Chrome extension that lets you execute locally stored JavaScript files when you navigate to particular websites. You store a .js file in ~/.js and give
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