Google has just officially announced that the first stable version of Google Chrome for Mac and Linux has been finally available for download. This stable release brings lots of new features and improvements to the Mac and Linux users. The Chrome for Mac and Linux now only allows you to synchronize bookmarks across multiple computers, [...]

Last month, I wrote about the official release of the much awaited Google Chrome Operating System. Now, one of the author of TechCrunch has reported that the Google will be launching their own branded netbook later next year. This netbook will run on the Google Chrome OS and will be sold directly to the consumers.

In June, Google has released the development version of Chrome for the users of Linux and Mac OS X. Since then, they have been waiting for a first release of Chrome. Today, Google has just announced the beta version of Chrome for the users of Linux and Mac OS X.

Few days earlier Google has released the source code of Chrome OS. Now, they has updated the Chrome web browser development channel to 4.0.249.4 by fixing some known bugs and issues found in different operating platforms. The latest developer update release is now available for all platforms, which includes Windows, Linux and Mac. There are [...]

Today, Google has officially released the most awaited Operating System that is Google Chrome OS. This shows the view point of Google about how an Operating System should be like. Google has specially targeted its open-source Operating System for the users of net-book to give them faster experience by reducing start-up and boot time.

Greasemonkey is the most used and popular add-on for Mozilla Firefox. With this add-on you can add and run different kinds of scripts to modify the working of the website you visit. I’ve already shared about the installation and working of Greasemonkey in Mozilla Firefox. Now in this post I’m going to tell you about [...]