Mar 03
You know how the Galaxy Note 3 has faux-leather backing
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Feb 27
The modern day smartphone and computer loves to help us multitask, but some things in life simply does not make for such an allowance. For instance, those who tried to cook and perform a search on the Internet simultaneously would not be too pleased with either result – not only will your keyboard or tablet get stained, but you might miss out one crucial ingredient or overcook your dish. Fret not, Google knows what a bummer this can feel like, hence in their latest Chrome Beta, one is able to perform a search using Google Voice Search, which translates to doing away with any kind of typing, clicking or hand-washing. All that you need to do is to open up a brand new tab or visit Google.com in Chrome, say “Ok Google,” before you begin your search by speaking.
Chrome Gets Hands-free Google Voice Search original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 27
If you’ve become fond of the convenience that comes with going hands-free (and you’re a Chrome browser user), Google’s latest announcement is right up your alley: hands-free voice search in … Continue reading
Feb 25
Tabs can multiply and get out of hand quickly — sucking up precious CPU resources and making it virtually impossible to find what you want in your browser. Tame your crowded, disorganized browser window with OneTab.
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Feb 19
It’s just 126 days until Google I/O 2014, the company’s annual developers conference that’ll once again be taking place at Moscone West (aka the Moscone Center) in San Francisco, California. … Continue reading
Feb 19
Get ready for input and then also some output; Google I/O is officially scheduled for June 25-26th.
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Feb 14
Chrome browser Beta 33 background JavaScript compilation increases performance
Posted in: Today's ChiliWhen it comes to optimizing web browsers, most of the firms behind popular browsers like Firefox and Chrome are always out to optimize the browsers for the best possible performance. … Continue reading
Feb 13
Google has announced that, in collaboration with VMWare, it’s starting to port Windows software to r
Posted in: Today's ChiliGoogle has announced that, in collaboration with VMWare, it’s starting to port Windows software to run in its Chrome OS. Time for Microsoft to worry?
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Feb 06
Following the Chromebox for Meetings offering announced by Google earlier in the day, HP has offered some further details on its Chromebox. There has yet to be any details released … Continue reading
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