Google have, not unexpectedly, launched an Android version of their Chrome browser. It’s in beta at the moment and can only be installed by Android users touting the latest version of Android – version 4, or Ice Cream Sandwich.
Despite not being able to use it, it certainly looks nice. I’m looking forward to being able to use it.
Google have rolled out an update to Google Docs which finally grants the user the ability to apply custom styles to headings.
It may not sound like much, but this is an important feature which brings Google Docs a step closer to being a proper word processor replacement.
I went looking for the Environment Department DVLA office & apparently it’s woven from twigs, padded with feathers & cries ‘cheep cheep’ if you come near or it gets hungry.
With the launch of Amazon’s Silk browser, one has to ponder why Google’s own Android browser doesn’t offer similar. A better user experience and faster browsing is what they’re all about no?
It appeared that Rapportive had their features killed by a Gmail update, which brings new functionality to the default right column in gmail, but Rahul Vohra, CEO of Rapportive, cleared that up pretty quickly!
Whether Google have picked the right time to launch the Chrome OS driven notebooks into the world or not, and whether or not people are really ready and able to do all their computing via the browser, there is something in the smooth flowing nature of their adverts that appeals to me. Simple colours, clever […]
Google Music is a new digital cloud locker service in beta. However only users based in the United States are allowed to request an invitation. This post shows you how to request an invite when you live outside America.
I don’t really understand exactly why, but for some reason this morning when I did a Google search I was greeted with the standard Google search results page, but with one small difference.
There’s a chance, if you’re really really eager about finding content on Google Instant Search, that you might get stopped in your tracks and accused of being automaton. Nice.
Yesterday afternoon Google announced that they have ceased development of Google Wave as a standalone product. I’m greatly disappointed by this announcement.
