There is a Google Chrome extension that allows you to download Android APK files right on Google Play. The original APK Downloader extension stopped working because it uses Manifest version 1 and that Google Chrome dropped support for all extensions Continue reading
Frustrating about jelly bean android 4.1 does not supported by Adobe Flash Player? But you may watch movies via YouTube. The reason of course YouTube is using html5 and Adobe do not want to supports flash player on android 4.1 Continue reading
Anyone who can not run or start the chrome browser after the update their fedora? The reason is because the SELinux had been updated and the entry had been set to default. Unfortunately, the chrome sandbox won’t allow it to Continue reading
PC World: “Google’s long-awaited Android 3.1 update is slowly rolling out over-the-air to the Motorola Xoom, the first of the Honeycomb-based tablets to get the update. The non-3G Xoom on my desk finally got its update, and I got a Continue reading
TalkinCloud : “At the Google I/O conference today in San Francisco, Senior VP of Chrome Sundar Pichai offered 5,000 attendees an update on Google’s Chrome strategy — including Chrome web browser and Chrome OS initiatives — and so-called Chromebooks from Continue reading
SearchEngineLand: “Google has run a sting operation that it says proves Bing has been watching what people search for on Google, the sites they select from Google’s results, then uses that information to improve Bing’s own search listings. Bing doesn’t Continue reading
MyBroadband: “The latest version of Google’s mobile OS has a lot riding on its success Google developers yesterday released Android 3.0, the latest version of the company’s mobile operating system. This release of Android (Honeycomb) could well be one of Continue reading
Linux for Devices: “Google released a video overview of Android 3.0 (“Honeycomb”), confirming that it is designed for tablets while hinting at exclusivity for tablets. Honeycomb enhancements include a revamped, “virtual and holographic user interface,” improved multitasking, drag and drop Continue reading
LinuxforDevice: “Google announced more details about its web-centric Chrome OS operating system, including a new 12.1-inch “Cr-48″ reference notebook that will be provided to beta testers. The first commercial Chrome OS notebooks will ship in mid-2011 from Acer and Samsung, Continue reading
Techradar: “The long-awaited Chrome OS is finally here, and the first Chrome notebooks are winging their way to happy beta testers as you read this. So is it the operating system reinvented, or just a nifty way to squeeze more Continue reading