Posts Categorized: Google Chrome

Today’s Chrome for Android stable update continues to break down the language barrier as you browse the mobile web. In addition to the built-in translation bar, Google has added improved layout support… Read more »

tarting today Chrome users on Windows will see their browser updated to include richer notifications (Mac is coming soon). We’re excited to see what developers create and the convenience it brings to… Read more »

In Northern California where I live, summer is here, which means family vacations, kids’ camps, BBQs and hopefully some relaxation. But it also means back-to-school shopping is just around the… Read more »

The main goal of the Chromium project has always been to help unlock the potential of the open web.  Google works closely with the industry to standardize, implement and evangelize… Read more »

My friends and I used to play video games all the time, squashed together on the couch, engaged in structured intellectual discourse about exactly how badly we were going to… Read more »

We spend huge chunks of our lives on our phones and tablets. And since life shouldn’t be all work and no play, Google has created two new Chrome Experiments—Roll It and Racer—that let… Read more »

Today’s Chrome Beta for Android release brings the built-in translation bar you’ve seen on desktop Chrome to help you read more of the web while you’re on the go, regardless of the… Read more »

When you’re surfing the web, you can get so immersed that you might not realize you’re late for a meeting or that someone messaged you in another chat window. A… Read more »

Chrome for Android, improved search and fullscreen browsing Today’s Chrome for Android stable update, now available on Google Play, makes searching on the go even simpler. You can now see your… Read more »