<Date: 2011-01-29>
<Author: Austin>
<Category: Chrome, Google, Internet>
Gmail, the free e-mail service provided by Google, is full of great features. Users are given plenty of storage space, the ability to instant message other gmail users, and access to googledocs, Google’s free online alternative to program suites like Microsoft Office or iWork. Unfortunately, along with these great features come some not-so-great ones. The toolbar along the left-hand side is crowded, advertisements take up precious screen space, and a variety of other little annoyances can make the gmail experience less pleasing to the user. The solution: a simple plugin for both Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox called Minimalist Gmail. Here’s how to install it: Read more...
Permalink: Unclutter your Gmail inbox using Minimalist Gmail!
<Date: 2010-11-03>
<Author: Ollie>
<Category: Chrome OS, Google>
The first mobile devices using Google Chrome OS are set to launch later this month, according to sources, with Google set to release its own-brand model just like the Nexus One smartphone launch. Read more...
Permalink: Google Chrome OS devices coming THIS MONTH!!
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<Date: 2010-09-29>
<Author: ICEMAN>
<Category: Apple, Chrome OS, Google, iPad>
<Date: 2010-08-26>
<Author: Imran>
<Category: Apple, Chrome, Google, iPhone>
Google provided a very useful functionality in Android through the Chrome to Phone extension for Android phones which lets you send links, text, phone numbers or map locations to your phone directly from your browser. An alternative extension is now available called Google Chrome to iPhone which lets you send web pages without even having to buy or install an app on your iPhone. Read more...
Permalink: Send Links from Google Chrome to iPhone with this Free Extension
<Date: 2010-06-04>
<Author: Imran>
<Category: Chrome, Google>
I’m not a big fan of Google Docs. Actually, I’m not a fan at all. But one thing it does great is make viewing documents on the Internet a blessing to view. It removes the need to fire up Adobe Reader plugin inside the browser, which isn’t the fastest thing in the world. While, it’s easy to view documents such as PDFs, PowerPoints and Word files in Gmail or Google search results using the Google Docs viewer, sadly, there wasn’t any way to view all files using the viewer apart from these websites and services. Read more...
Permalink: Open PDFs and PowerPoint presentations inside Chrome using Google Docs
<Date: 2010-05-26>
<Author: Imran>
<Category: Google>
A huge number of websites ( including this one ), use Google Analytics to track Internet traffic as well as traffic patterns. A large set of data can be gathered based on user’s location such as location, OS version, browser version and much more – although the user can not be personally identified. Even then, Google has decided to release a browser add-on which lets users opt-out of Google Analytics. This seems like a move in reaction to steadily rising privacy concerns about online services and websites such as Facebook and Google.
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Permalink: Google provides browser add-on to opt-out of Google Analytics
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<Date: 2010-03-31>
<Author: Uzair Ghani>
<Category: Chrome, Google>
HTML5 has been in the works for years, many websites are slowly transiting on to this platform for video and website design. But Google on the other hand is not abandoning Flash, they have greater plans for it. 
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Permalink: Chrome will now come with integrated Flash plugin
Ibis reader is a free eBook reader for mobile phones, laptop, tablets and netbooks which helps you find the best books online. You can get hold of your favorite books and read them anywhere on your laptop or mobile device and keep them in sync on all your gadgets.. The best thing about iBis reader is that you don’t have to install anything on your PC or mobile phone. All you have to do is open iBis Reader website and look for the best books available on there site or upload eBooks from your PC or mobile. All this is possible thanks to HTML5. Read more...
Permalink: Read eBooks on your PC, iPhone and Android with iBis Reader
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<Date: 2010-03-03>
<Author: Eddie>
<Category: Internet>
When it comes to Flash, some people like it because they can play flash-only games. However, some hate it because of performance issues, especially on Mac, not to mention its absence on the iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch. Read more...
Permalink: Windows 7 + IE8/Google Chrome = Best browser security
<Date: 2010-02-27>
<Author: Hammad>
<Category: Chrome, Google>
Google Reader is free web-based reader which allows you to read your favourite sites and blog RSS feeds all in one place. You dont have to open multiple tabs/windows to read news or blog articles. Most importantly, if you are a blogger than you have to stay in touch with whats happening on the internet, news, software updates etc and Google Readers can help you overcomes this problem. Read more...
Permalink: Manage Google Reader in Chrome with Google Reader Notifier
