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Google’s prognostic digital assistant, Google Now, is ‘now’ offered to all the Chrome users. This means the same Google Now cards that adorn your smartphone—commute traffic, weather, sports scores and event reminders—will now be there on your Chrome desktop as well. While checking your emails at the end of the day, you may now get an alert suggesting that you …
Google Chrome OS is now available in Windows 8 Metro mode. Here is the first step in which we can now experience the developers version of Google Chrome OS inside Windows 8. It basically allows the “Metro” interface for Chrome to turn into its own multi-windowed mini desktop and almost everything which a user could expect from browser-based OS. There …
You know how Chrome desktop users have that one advantage, that their Chrome version has a translation bar? The function that gives you the option to translate the page automatically. Now, the latest version of Chrome for Android will give you the same thing. Thanks to the Chrome 28 beta for Android, you can have this function on your mobile. …
The Google voice search feature was announced at I/O just recently, and it’s already been released for the least version of Chrome, which is 27. Basically, when you access the Google Voice search feature, you will actually get a verbal response from the top of the web page screen. The search feature also enables relative search, which means that if …
A surprising question for the readers that is Internet Explorer 10, product of Microsoft is one of the most secure browsers. An interesting fact for the readers – Google chrome, Mozilla Firefox, opera and safari are lagging behind in the security to protect malwares in the computer system. NSS Labs took the privilege to announce this news to the readers. …
