If you haven’t already heard, Google announced its unified chat service that we’ve been hearing about for a while. Hangouts will bring together all the different Google services such as Gmail, Google+, iOS, Android and Chrome. You will be able to save your chat history, send emoji icons, photos and make video calls. Hangouts will replace Google… Read more
This is the Google we know and love as they introduce a number of new cards for Google Now and something else equally amazing. As for the new cards, Google is introducing reminders, public transit commute time and recommendations for albums and books. Let’s be clear about this though, new cards for Google Now are welcomed but they are hardly… Read more
If you started using Google Keep when it was released, you know the usefulness of notes being synced across all platforms. Between your Android phone, tablet, and the website, your notes are everywhere. However, Google took it a step further and released a Chrome app for Google Keep. However, it’s not just an extension that links to the site; it’s a… Read more
Google Now for Android (well, Jelly Bean anyway) has been an absolutely fantastic product. Not only is it useful, it’s also smart. But being limited to one platform can’t be good for Google Now, as Google relies on their services to earn them money. Android isn’t their primary focus. And we’ve seen some people that suggest it’ll come to iOS, and even to… Read more
Chromium (and the Chrome browser that is built from it) is a complex web browser. Though it’s built on the standard WebKit rendering engine, it uses multi-process architecture. This is what allows one tab to crash horribly and the rest of the browser to keep working. However, integrating this and many other things into WebKit became complex and slowed… Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=7AvTl9aU5D8 Ever wanted to roll around your favorite web site in a giant maze? Now you can! With World Wide Maze, you take control of a marble and enter your favorite site (DroidDog of course!) and Google Chrome will turn that site into a big, multi level maze! This Chrome Experiment syncs Chrome on… Read more
We all know the wonders of Chrome and its oh so useful syncing, right? Well, Google just wanted to remind us in this latest little ad for Chrome. Nothing new is shown off but it’s fun to watch and of course, some rather excellent Beethoven music complements the entire video. So take a watch if you have some spare… Read more
Google has a new Chrome app in the works, and it’s called Google+ Photos. But this isn’t just some web app, it’s a very attractive app powered by Native Client technology (called Pulsar). With this app, you can upload photos from Chrome, and it’ll even pick the best shots and auto upload photos when you connect a device to a computer. Like we said, it… Read more
We don’t quite know what it means, but Google has put up a new statue. Unlike the others, which are situated outside of Building 44, this one is in Building 45 across the street. And despite not knowing what it means, I don’t think we have to. Just sit back and enjoy the good looks of that metal monster. +Paul WilcoxAndroid… Read more
Chromium is a fully open source web browser that lends a lot of code to the Chrome browser you know and love (and hate, so much hate). Recently it was updated, and a man named François Beaufort noticed that it had a notification center built in, or at least the start of one. It can be enabled in chrome://flags and is called Enable Rich Notifications…. Read more
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