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Update: Google brings out big guns in support of Chrome
Google's famed co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin came out to support Chrome, saying that browser technology is fundamental to the company's success, so Google decided to get more involved in this area."Ever
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Chrome: What Google Said, What Google Meant
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Google seeks route around Microsoft with Chrome
Google's surprise announcement of a new browser, Chrome, via a Web comic book could prove to be another game-changing development for the Internet in the coming years.The browser presents a serious challenge to
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Google touts iPhone, Chrome browser
A Google executive Thursday heaped praise on Apple's iPhone, even with his company set to challenge Apple in this same space with its Android mobile computing platform.During the cloud computing-focused Office 2
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Google patches Chrome 'carpet bomb' bug
Google has patched its Chrome browser to block a months-old bug that can be used to trick people into downloading and launching malicious code.The fix has not been pushed out to most users, however.
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Browser battle: Firefox 3.1 vs. Chrome vs. IE 8
Mozilla's second alpha of Firefox 3.1 is upping the ante in the next-generation browser battle. So how do the main contenders stack up so far now? One thing's for sure, the Firefox team has taken note of Google's recent Chrome release and worked hard to make sure its
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Don't bet it all on Google Chrome
Think that Google's much-ballyhooed new Web browser, Chrome, is aimed at helping people surf the Web? Think again.The browser instead takes dead aim at Microsoft Office and Microsoft Exchange. If Google has its
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Google amends Chrome license agreement after objections
Google will dump a section of the licensing agreement for its new Chrome browser after some Internet users objected to its copyright implications.Google said Wednesday it would dump one section of the end-user l
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Exactly What's Under the Chrome, Anyway?
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Early security issues tarnish Google's Chrome
Security researchers have reported finding vulnerabilities in Google's new Web browser a day after it was released in beta.One vulnerability would allow hackers to crash the browser. Security researcher Rishi Na
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Google's Chrome: 7 reasons for and 7 reasons against
The first beta of Chrome, Google's long-in-development Internet browser, became available Tuesday afternoon for Windows Vista and XP users, with Mac and Linux editions soon to follow. There's ample reason to be excited about the release, and just as much reason to be
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Chrome expected on Google's Android mobile software
In yet another example of Google's expanding influence, the search company's co-founder, Sergey Brin, said he expects the new Chrome browser to eventually become part of the Android wireless phone platform, which is under separate development by the Open Handset Allia
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Chrome's objective: to speed up the Web for Google - BetaNews
BBC NewsChrome's objective: to speed up the Web for GoogleBetaNews - 38 minutes agoBy Scott M. Fulton, III, BetaNews As Google's lead developers for Chrome and its own co-founders made extremely clear in a press conference this afternoon, it's in the Web applications bu
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