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Google Chrome Injects Itself Into Internet Explorer With Chrome Frame
Google just announced the launch of Chrome Frame, a new open-source project that will allow Chrome's rendering engine to run within Microsoft's Internet Explorer 6,7, and 8. This plugin, which
New Chrome Blurs The Line Between Web and Native Apps
Google just shipped a new stable release of the Chrome browser that includes two new technologies: Native Client, which allows execution of C and C++ code within the browser, and
Security Researchers Reveal Risks in Chrome OS and OSX
Security researches revealed vulnerabilities in ChromeOS this week at Black Hat, it was reported today by VentureBeat. By exploiting an issue in the pre-installed ScratchPad extension, the researchers were
Report: Mac App Store Launching Before Holidays
Apple may be planning to launch its Mac App Store this month, according to an unnamed source cited by the blog Appletell. If true, that would be ahead of schedule
TweetDeck's New Chrome App: Awesome & Set to Get Better in Days
Google Chrome announced the availability of its new web app store today, which means web applications are easier to ever to access and can leverage HTML5 features like local storage
RWW Predictions: Browser Wars 2.0
This week we're running a prediction challenge, on the topic of browsers. Google's new browser, Chrome (our coverage), is sure to take market share from the existing players. So we
Chrome Hucks HTTP://
Google's developer version of the Chrome browser has made a significant change. In the URL the traditional first step, "http://" has been done away with. Thom Holwerda, of OSNews, had
Google Chrome Beta Now Supports C/C++
Google has been working on Native Client (aka NaCl), an SDK that brings C/C++ functionality to browsers since at least last year, and now the latest Google Chrome beta
How to Move Your Facebook Photos to Picasa & Google Plus
Looking for an easy way to move your photos from Facebook to Google Plus? So were we. That's why we were happy to discover this Web application, available in the
Browsing YouTube with IE6 at Work? Those Days May Soon be Over
Internet Explorer 6 is the browser that just doesn't want to die, even though it has now been superseded by two generations of Internet Explorer, and Firefox, Safari, Chrome, and
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