A breach of Opera's sync system shows that saving passwords in your browser isn't your best security bet. The post Sorry, But Your Browser Password Manager Probably Isn't Enough appeared first on WIRED. Sorry, But Your Browser Password Manager Probably Isn’t EnoughThis entry was posted in Chrome Gadget Lab Gear Security on August 30, 2016 by Brian Barrett
There's a revolution in laptops coming, and it's the size of one web browser. The post Attention, Poor Students: Chromebooks Are About to Get Awesome appeared first on WIRED. Attention, Poor Students: Chromebooks Are About to Get AwesomeThis entry was posted in Chrome Gadget Lab Gear laptops and tagged google on August 12, 2016 by David Pierce
As has been the case with so many industries, the pendulum of VR will eventually swing back from dedicated apps towards web-based systems — and when that happens, Google will be ready. It published details of a new method for delivering serious surround sound over the web, a system it calls Omnitone. Read More Google’s Omnitone surround sound project brings us closer to web-based ...This entry was posted in augmented reality Chrome Developer Gadgets TC Virtual reality VR and tagged google on July 25, 2016 by Devin Coldewey
As has been the case with so many industries, the pendulum of VR will eventually swing back from dedicated apps towards web-based systems — and when that happens, Google will be ready. It published details of a new method for delivering serious surround sound over the web, a system it calls Omnitone. Read More Google’s Omnitone surround sound project brings us closer to web-based ...This entry was posted in augmented reality Chrome Developer Gadgets TC Virtual reality VR and tagged google on July 25, 2016 by Devin Coldewey
Now more than ever, there's life after Chrome. The post 4 Browsers That Might Break Your Chrome Addiction appeared first on WIRED. 4 Browsers That Might Break Your Chrome AddictionThis entry was posted in Chrome Gadget Lab Gear Microsoft on July 3, 2016 by Brian Barrett
Google released version 50 of its Chrome browser last week and it has been rolling out to users for the last few days. The major new feature in Chrome 50 is support for improved push notifications. To celebrate this release, Google today announced a number of new stats for Chrome, which originally launched back in 2008. Maybe the most significant of these is that Chrome now has more than… Read More Google says Chrome now has more than 1 billion users ...This entry was posted in Chrome Mobile TC on April 20, 2016 by Frederic Lardinois
November is a long, long ways away. Best to prepare yourself. The post 6 Chrome Extensions That'll Keep You Sane This Election Year appeared first on WIRED. 6 Chrome Extensions That’ll Keep You Sane This Election YearThis entry was posted in Chrome Gadget Lab Gear on March 1, 2016 by Brian Barrett
Every single time I see something else pushing “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” I roll my eyes. And then I try something else where I think “OK, that was pretty smart.” Disney has teamed up with every brand known to man to promote the film, which premiered last night in Los Angeles. One of the partners Disney has gone deep down into the bag of tricks with is Google. Read More Thanks To Google, Your Phone Now Doubles As A LightsaberThis entry was posted in Apps Chrome Disney Entertainment Industrial Lights & Magic Lightsaber lucasfilm Media Mobile TC web standards and tagged google on December 15, 2015 by Drew Olanoff
For some time, Google has been developing technology to reduce data consumption on mobile devices. Last January, the company officially introduced an optional data compression feature into its Chrome mobile browser, allowing users to reduce their data usage by up to 50%. Now Google has improved upon this earlier release with an update to the Data Saver feature in the Chrome Android browser… Read More Chrome’s Browser On Android Can Now Save Up To 70% ...This entry was posted in Android Apps Chrome Mobile web on December 1, 2015 by Sarah Perez
Earlier this year, Google and ASUS announced the Chromebit — a full Chrome OS-based computer on an HDMI stick. Today, the two companies are officially launching this new way of using Chrome OS on any screen with an HDMI port. The $85 Chromebit is a 75 gram (or 2.6 ounces) stick that you can plug into any HDMI port — whether that’s a regular computer screen or that large TV… Read More Google And ASUS Launch The $85 Chromebit, A Chrome OS ...This entry was posted in Chrome chrome os chromebit chromecast Gadgets google-chrome HDMI TC and tagged google on November 17, 2015 by Frederic Lardinois