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Couldn't decide on what to get for your techie friends who got almost all the gizmos released this year? Google has a solution for that. How about giving them the gift of Google Chrome instead? Google quietly rolls out this new marketing campaign for its Chrome browser. It's actually a neat and clever way of marketing the Chrome Browser, tying it… Check out the SEO Tools guide at Search Engine ...
You wouldn't necessarily expect it, but Avast and Google Chrome might be the next peanut butter-and-jelly combo in the software world.
Patch Tuesday will see fixes for 12 vulnerabilities in IE, Windows, and Office, three of which are critical.
Firefox! On your smartphone! Those are the two most pertinent details from this CNet report. They talked to Mozilla mobile VP Jay Sullivan, who informed them that Firefox mobile is almost ready to launch. There should be a release candidate out next week, ...
Just in time for the holidays, Google releases betas of their Chrome browser for Mac and Linux. Windows 7 users have been tinkering with Chrome for more than a year. On Tuesday, Google released beta versions of the browser for Mac and Linux.
With the release of beta versions of its Chrome browser for the Mac and Linux platforms, Google looks to be laying the groundwork for becoming a major player in the next wave of computing. The Web browser one uses is being increasingly viewed as the next application platform, and getting the Chrome browser on more desktops could give Google strong momentum in the arena.
Beta version of the browser is lacking some features (like bookmark sync), and it suffers from a few hiccups. Still, it's a good start.
More than a year after Google released the Chrome browser, the company has announced versions for Linux and Macs. Google Chrome - Operating system - Linux - released - Mac
Vulnerability in older Internet Explorer releases gets locked down.
Another Patch Tuesday, another batch of fixes for critical issues. In December's cycle, Microsoft issued six security bulletins that address 12 vulnerabilities, seven rated as critical. Five of those critical updates fix issues in Internet Explorer that could be used in drive-by attacks.
Firefox is one of the biggest players in the desktop browsing space, but when it comes to browsing the Web from a mobile device, Mozilla hasn’t made the leap. That’s all going to change soon, as the first version of Firefox Mobile (previously known by its codename Fennec) is being prepped for release by the end of the year . Nokia’s new N900 will be the first phone able to run Firefox Mobile ...
