Not satisfied with your latest build of Google Chrome? Then feel free to try the new released (not to public yet) Google Chrome 2.0 Pre Beta (Build 2.0.156.1). This Google Chrome build number is only available if you have subscribed to received the latest updates on the Developer Preview Channel. Read my post on how […]
On a suprising move by Google, the Google Chrome Browser beta tag has been removed. This is very unusual by Google because most of its products and services are always labelled as Beta, even when they have been available to public for years. Gmail, for example, is still tagged as a Beta. Nevertheless, if you
If you have been using Google Chrome for your daily browsing needs, you might be interested to get the latest bug fixes and updates from Google. Of course, it will take a while if you want to wait for the next official updates release from Google. Do you know, though, that the development team has
Alright, so everyone has been talking about Google Chrome’s previous EULA (End User License Agreement) that basically said whatever you posted, uploaded or used with Google Chrome belongs to Google. It was a copy-paste mistake by Google (its used for another Google’s application) and it has been fixed. Now the EULA said: What scares
Google Chrome is the new web browser from Google. If you think that this is just another browser entering the warzone, think again. This is Google we’re talking about. They don’t simply create. They innovate. If you haven’t read the comic strips on Google Chrome’s features, I’d suggest you to do so first. Here are
