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On your marks, get set... GO Launch Dev Team releases Android Next browser

The Android web browser market is a packed one, and users are almost spoiled for choice. If you're a fan of Firefox, Chrome or Opera on your main computer, there's an accompanying mobile version for you to work with, and there are plenty of others as well.

Chrome 27 goes stable with small speed boost, Chromium nabs app launcher on Mac

After sitting in a beta phase since early April, Chrome 27 is finally seeing a wide release with its arrival on the stable track.

Google's Chrome team developing app launcher for Mac

Google is looking to bring a version of its Chrome OS app launcher to the Mac, possibly as an add-on to the Chrome browser, allowing users to access a slew of Web apps normally available only from within the    

Google Believes Web Components Are The Future Of Web Development

While it was missing the skydiving antics of last year’s event, Google’s I/O keynote last week wasn’t short on product launches.

Google's Flirtation With Being A Hardware Company Is Over

A year ago, I left Google's annual I/O developers conference convinced it was making a major strategic shift into being a hardware company.

Google Is Prepping A Sneak Attack On Microsoft Office

Google's alternative to Microsoft Office, Google Apps, has always suffered from the fact that it offers a sort of "good enough" compatibility fine for most basic document and spreadsheet tasks, but not enough to match certain Office features.

Death By A Thousand Cuts? Google Wallet's Plan To Take On PayPal Leverages Chrome, Android, Google+, Gmail & More

Flying under the radar amid a flurry of announcements from today’s Google I/O developer conference is the bigger news of how Google is stepping up its efforts to compete with online payment giants with a revamped checkout process for the web, mobile web, within mobile applicat

Google I/O: The Developers Guide Of What To Expect

Google will have lots of goodies this week for developers - and consumers - at its I/O developer conference in San Francisco.

Quickoffice In The Browser: The Reason Why Microsoft Is Suddenly So Scared Of Google's Productivity Tools

We’re just a few days away from the start of Google I/O, the search giant’s annual developer conference, and while we actually know very little about what Google plans to announce during its massive, 3-hour keynote on Wednesday, there is something brewing in Mountain View that has Micros

Push notifications come to Chrome and Chrome OS with battery life as a focus

The push notifications on our mobile devices aren't just for convenience's sake -- they let apps stay idle and conserve precious battery life. That would explain why Google Cloud Messaging is now integrated with all versions of Chrome and Chrome OS, then.