Posts Categorized: Google Chrome

The web is capable of amazing things and is becoming more capable all the time. To show some of the potential of a better web, Google launched ChromeExperiments.com in March 2009 with… Read more »

Security is one of the core principles of Chrome, and as mobile usage proliferates, google’s committed to providing users a safe browsing experience regardless of the device they’re on. With today’s Chrome… Read more »

When Google launched Chrome four years ago, most people accessed the web through a personal computer. Their  goal was to help build a better web–a web that is faster, simpler and more… Read more »

For you game lovers out there, you’ll be happy to hear that today’s Beta release includes the Pointer Lock JavaScript API (a.k.a. mouse lock). This means 3D web apps and games like… Read more »

One theme Google hears repeatedly from Chrome OS users is how much they enjoy the speed and simplicity of their Chromebooks. With this week’s stable release of Chrome OS, Google has… Read more »

One of the great things about the web is that you can hop from page to page watching videos, playing games, or checking email without installing additional software that may… Read more »

What if web apps could see? What if they could hear? In today’s Chrome Stable release, when you give them permission, they can. Chrome now includes the getUserMedia API, which lets you grant… Read more »

Inspiration comes in many forms and can influence you in unexpected ways. I can trace my own interest in programming to Babbage’s Analytical Engine, which fascinated me on my childhood visits… Read more »

Every day, millions of people around the world are able to see the faces and hear the voices of loved ones thousands of miles away, thanks to online video chat… Read more »