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Chrome World Wide Maze turns any website into Marble Madness
Google’s got a fun new toy/demonstration out now to show off the interaction between Chrome for desktop and Chrome for mobile where you can turn any web page into a 3D marble maze, using your phone as a controller.
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posted 26 March, 2013
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Cool Google Chrome thing: 100,000 stars
Google recently released this cool little educational tool/show off thing for Google Chrome. It’s the nearest 100,000 stars from Earth and you can scroll and zoom through this entire chunk of galaxy. Trippy.
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posted 15 November, 2012
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Need to waste some time? Try the tower defender ‘Go Home Dinosaurs’ in your Chrome browser for free
Go Home Dinosaurs entered open beta this week for Google Chrome users. The BBQ tower defense game has players fending off hungry dinos with their gopher troops, all within the comfort of their browser.
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posted 25 June, 2012
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Samsung launches new Chromebook, tiny Chrome desktop. Woo yay
Just in case you had forgotten all about Google Chrome OS, yesterday, Samsung launched a new thin Google Chrome laptop and a teeny tiny Google Chrome desktop machine. Under the hood is a newly redesigned Google Chrome, but is it is worth it, considering you’re still basically running just the Chrome browser?
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posted 30 May, 2012
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New Google Chrome extension lets you learn a new language while you surf the web
Yesterday, Google released a cool new Chrome extension called Language Immersion that lets you learn a new language in bits and pieces while you surf the web. You choose your language, choose your immersion level and Chrome changes certain phrases to let you learn the language of your choice in a context you can understand.
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posted 09 May, 2012
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Google Chrome OS gets a major UI update, borrowing from both Windows and OS X
When Google Chrome OS first came out, I wasn’t that impressed. Its one-thing-at-a-time UI seemed like a step back, but the latest build brings several UI features that actually make Chrome OS look and feel like a real operating system.
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posted 11 April, 2012
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Google Chrome for Android launches into public beta
Tired of the crappy default “Browser” for your Android phone? Have you been wishing that Google would hurry the fuck up already and launch a version of Chrome for Android? Well, here it is. It’s currently in beta, but it has all the speediness of Chrome for the desktop along with other bells and whistles like syncing pages, bookmarks browser tabs from one device to another, so you can pick up right where you left off.
Oh, and it’s also only available for phones with Android Ice Cream Sandwich.
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posted 07 February, 2012
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Google Chrome to soon get gamepad support
If you’ve got a Chromebook or you just like using a gamepad for some reason to surf the web, you’ll be happy to know that soon, Google Chrome and Chrome OS will be getting gamepad support.
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posted 25 November, 2011
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Chrome brings remote desktopping to your browser
Every couple weeks or so, Google likes showing off some new thing to demonstrate the power of the web. This past Friday, they announced the beta version of Chrome Remote Desktop, which lets you remote in to another computer that you have access to.
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posted 09 October, 2011
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Google moves in on Apple’s turf with the Chrome Zone retail space
Walk into a Best Buy or some other large electronics retailer and you’ll probably see, right in the middle of the home computer section, the big Apple retail nook, with all of the iPads and MacBooks there in one attractive spot to play with. Now it looks like Google wants to move in on that action, with similar cozy little retail placements called the Chrome Zone.
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posted 03 October, 2011
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Could Google Chrome OS be the next big threat to Apple?
Even if Apple is currently beating out Microsoft in overall profit and company worth, it still has barely made a dent in its roughly 10% share of the desktop OS market. That’s a number Apple’s fine with, as they stopped really competing with Microsoft in that arena when they became a general gadget company. But when Google releases the Chrome OS to the public later this year, it could very easily take a chunk out of what little piece of the non-mobile OS pie Apple has.
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posted 29 April, 2011
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A quick rundown of today’s Google Chrome OS event
Google had its big media event today to show off new features in Google Chrome 8 (which you should already have if you have Chrome), features in upcoming versions of Chrome as well as the final public version of Chrome OS and a Chrome OS netbook.
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posted 07 December, 2010
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