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Evernote Updates Its Google Chrome Extension for Better Web Clipping
The note-taking app Evernote has been on a tear lately, revamping all of its applications across the various platforms - iPhone, Android, and Web for example. Today, it's the turn
Talk to Your Computer: Chrome Listens and Translates (Through HTML)
The latest stable release of the Chrome browser today contains a cool new feature: speech input through HTML. This means that you can talk into your computer's microphone, and your
Big Question (Answered): "Is Google Being Anti-Competitive by Prioritizing Chrome for Google Products?"
After a Google memo telling Google developers to 'target Chrome-only' hit Reddit yesterday, the discussions taking place online have ranged from monopoly fears to meh. Internally we're rather divided ourselves.
Firefox to Adopt Chrome's Tab Ordering Feature
One of the best features in Google's Chrome browser is the way it handles tabs. In Chrome, when you click a link, the tab that opens appears to the immediate
iChromy: Bookmarking Service Diigo Releases A Chrome-like iPad Browser
I doubt that Google has plans to bring its Chrome browser to the iPad anytime soon, but for fans of Chrome, there's a new app you might want to consider:
Google Releases New Stable Version of Chrome: Faster, Full Screen Mode, Form Autofill
Today, Google announced a major new update to its Chrome web browser that gives the application a large speed boost, as well as some new features. According to Google, Chrome
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Here at ReadWriteWeb, we're big fans of the Chrome web browser. Most of the bloggers here have made the switch, abandoning Firefox and Safari for the new, speedy WebKit-based browser
HTML5 Boiler Plate Hits 2.0
HTML5 Boiler Plate, a template for building HTML5 sites, has been updated to version 2.0. You can find it in GitHub here. One particularly slick feature: it will prompt
Get Ready to Get Dirty - Greasemonkey Comes to Chrome
First released just over a year ago, Chrome has come to occupy 6% of the browser market worldwide, becoming the third most popular browser behind Internet Explorer and Firefox. As
AppMobi Continues to Bolster HTML5 Toolkit, Releases Chrome App Packager
Mobile development company appMobi wants to push HTML5. It does not want to do this just as a developer framework or an alternative for publishers who are pondering native apps
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