With Chrome recently fully supporting third party extensions the flood gates are open to millions of developers around the world to build useful and innovative extensions that both enhance or improve online browsing with Google’s Chrome browser. A large part of Firefox’s awesome success is owed to extensibility, it would seem only natural that the Chrome which has proven to be an incredibly innovative browser would follow. read more… »
Useful Photo Orientated Chrome Extensions
The Google Tablet Concept
Following the recent announcement by Apple to begin manufacturing and selling thier iPad tablet computer, Google decided to release some Google Chrome OS mockups illustrating how the Google tablet would look like, if it were to exist. read more… »
Google Chrome OS Peak
Google did mention to expect an early version of their operating system, soon. They did stick to thier promise and offered a development snapshot of thier upcoming operating system today. As speculated the operating system is the chrome browser on steroids, it seems that the whole interface is web browser centric. There will be no conventional applications, all the apps run on the OS is said to be web applications.
Browser Speed Tests
The browser war, started back in the earlier part of this decade has only intensified with newer additions such as Google Chrome and the maturing Opera. With the release of Internet Explorer 8 many envisioned a standards compliant browser that will finally match the speeds of it’s third party counterparts. However according to the recent tests conducted this seems not to be the case.
Google Announces Its Own Linux Operating System Flavour
Titled Google Chrome OS, Google just recently announced its plans to develop an operating system, based on the simplistic principles outlined in its popular browser, Google Chrome. Google initially aims to target netbooks for its operating system. Google chrome OS is set to be a Linux based open source system, therefore its price tag will be zero. Unfortunately many netbooks that are sold presently, are sold with Windows, and since netbooks are quite inexpensive, the Windows fee of the total price is usually a large portion of the total price. Hence the reason why Linux has began to make its debut into the netbook market, its cheaper, far more reliable and way more capable than the stripped down Windows netbook version.
