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Google Says It's Open or Not At All for Video on Chrome
Google has announced this morning that upcoming versions of its browser, Google Chrome, will only support "completely open codec technologies". As Chrome continues to grab a larger and larger share
Feedly Comes to Google Chrome
Feedly, the magazine style feed reader we first covered back in August of last year, is now available for the Google Chrome web browser. As with the Firefox implementation of
Building a Better Mouse Lock for Chrome and Firefox
Build a better mouse trap, and the world will beat a path to your door. Build a better mouse lock for Web browsers, and you might make browser-based gaming a
Editor's Pick: 10 Things We're Dying to Know About Chrome OS
As founding editor of ReadWriteWeb, every weekend I'll pick out 2-3 posts from the past week which I thought were particularly good and worth highlighting. The biggest news last week
How to Add Google Plus Search for Profiles and Posts to Chrome
Tired of waiting for Google - you know, the search engine company? - to add a functional search feature to its new social network Google Plus? Yep, so were we.
Find a Bug in Google Chrome, Earn $500-$1,337
Google has just launched a new program aimed at improving security for its new Web browser, Google Chrome. Developers who find a bug in either Chrome or Chromium, the open
G1's Android Web Browser in Action
Former ReadWriteWeb network blog last100 has produced a screencast showing the web browser in Google's Android phone the G1. last100 editor Steve O'Hear remarked that the bundled browser is "fast,
Google's Picasa Uploader Addresses Camera-to-Cloud Problem on Chrome OS
Google has launched a test extension for its Chrome Web browser and browser-based Chrome OS computer operating system which seems to solve the problem of easily moving photos from a
TweetDeck's Web App Coming to All Major Browsers
TweetDeck's Web application, which made its Chrome Web Store debut back in December, has generally proved to be a worthy alternative to the TweetDeck AIR application for the desktop. However,
Chrome for Business: The Transition to the Cloud and the Race for the Enterprise
The Chrome browser is a new entrant to the enterprise space. Until today, though, it really could not even be a consideration for most large corporate IT departments. Now
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