33 articles tagged as chromium
VR Spotlight: The Climb

Review VR Spotlight: The Climb

To summit up.

18-12-18 // 3:00p.m.
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Wave Computing sets MIPS free

Wave Computing sets MIPS free

Takes aim at RISC-V.

18-12-18 // 10:28a.m.
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JEDEC boosts HBM densities, performance

JEDEC boosts HBM densities, performance

JESD235B revision out now.

18-12-18 // 10:16a.m.
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Arm poaches Intel IoT GM Dipti Vachani

Arm poaches Intel IoT GM Dipti Vachani

'Arm truly is everywhere compute happens,' Vachani says.

18-12-18 // 10:05a.m.
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Tencent warns of Magellan SQLite vulnerability

Tencent warns of Magellan SQLite vulnerability

Which powers... well, almost everything.

17-12-18 // 10:31a.m.
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Microsoft to ditch Edge for Chromium-based replacement

Microsoft to ditch Edge for Chromium-based replacement

Will keep the name, though.

7-12-18 // 10:16a.m.
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Google's Chrome browser celebrates its first decade

Google's Chrome browser celebrates its first decade

Its future may kill off the URL.

5-9-18 // 11:40a.m.
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Google patches Chrome '20 Questions' privacy flaw

Google patches Chrome '20 Questions' privacy flaw

A good idea to update now.

16-8-18 // 10:52a.m.
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Firefox, Chrome confirm TLS 1.3 support

Firefox, Chrome confirm TLS 1.3 support

Less than a week after finalisation.

14-8-18 // 11:16a.m.
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Google update fixes web games in Chrome - for now

Google update fixes web games in Chrome - for now

Will break again come Chrome 70.

16-5-18 // 11:05a.m.
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Google, ESET overhaul Chrome Cleanup

Google, ESET overhaul Chrome Cleanup

Better detection, easier fixes.

17-10-17 // 10:37a.m.
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Google reportedly adding its own ad-block to Chrome

Google reportedly adding its own ad-block to Chrome

Not for Google ads, naturally.

21-4-17 // 8:15a.m.
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Google confirms Android app support for all 2017 Chromebooks

Google confirms Android app support for all 2017 Chromebooks

Though probably not at launch.

24-1-17 // 11:23a.m.
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Google begins disabling Flash for HTML5 push

Google begins disabling Flash for HTML5 push

Outlines roadmap to HTML5 by Default.

12-12-16 // 10:55a.m.
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Raspberry Pi's Raspbian OS updated with Pixel desktop

Raspberry Pi's Raspbian OS updated with Pixel desktop

New look, new features.

28-9-16 // 10:21a.m.
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Chrome 56 to warn against HTTP connectivity

Chrome 56 to warn against HTTP connectivity

Change begins in January 2017.

9-9-16 // 11:49a.m.
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Google Chrome to call out unencrypted websites

Google Chrome to call out unencrypted websites

New warning symbol impending.

29-1-16 // 11:33a.m.
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Opera 32 brings password sync, VPN tie-in

Opera 32 brings password sync, VPN tie-in

New revenue stream spotted.

15-9-15 // 12:01p.m.
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Next Thing Co. crowd-funds a $9 Linux desktop

Next Thing Co. crowd-funds a $9 Linux desktop

CHIP a micro Pi-inspired marvel.

8-5-15 // 12:51p.m.
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Google Chrome to drop SPDY for HTTP/2

Google Chrome to drop SPDY for HTTP/2

Google's SPDY-sense no longer tingling.

10-2-15 // 12:04p.m.
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Mozilla launches Oculus Rift-compatible MozVR.com

Mozilla launches Oculus Rift-compatible MozVR.com

Vukićević's experiments bear fruit.

12-11-14 // 12:11p.m.
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Google Chrome to join Firefox with early VR support

Google Chrome to join Firefox with early VR support

Joining Firefox with Oculus Rift support.

4-7-14 // 11:01a.m.
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Google forks OpenSSL into BoringSSL

Google forks OpenSSL into BoringSSL

Hopes for no nasty surprises.

23-6-14 // 9:58a.m.
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Google's Chrome for Windows goes 64-bit

Google's Chrome for Windows goes 64-bit

Improves performance and stability.

4-6-14 // 12:00p.m.
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Google offers millions to Chrome OS crackers

Google offers millions to Chrome OS crackers

Puts up $π million for vulnerability details.

29-1-13 // 11:33a.m.
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Google and Samsung announce new Chromebook, Chromebox

Google and Samsung announce new Chromebook, Chromebox

Google and Samsung have unveiled an upgraded Chromebook alongside a nettop-like Chromebox.

31-5-12 // 9:15a.m.
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Chrome OS gets Windows app support

Chrome OS gets Windows app support

Google's Chrome OS is to feature support for Windows applcations - sort of.

14-6-10 // 10:13a.m.
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Ubuntu flirts with Chrome instead of Firefox

Ubuntu flirts with Chrome instead of Firefox

The next edition of Ubuntu Linux could ship with Google's Chrome as its default browser, rather than Firefox.

14-5-10 // 11:55a.m.
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Chromium ported to N900

Chromium ported to N900

Enterprising hackers have ported the Chromium browser - based around Google's Chrome - to Nokia's flagship N900 smartphone running Maemo Linux.

12-4-10 // 12:44p.m.
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Google to pay for Chrome bugs

Google to pay for Chrome bugs

Google has announced that it is to pay security researchers $500 per bug found in the Chrome or Chromium codebase - rising to $1,337 if the bug is particularly vexing.

1-2-10 // 10:16a.m.
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Chrome overtakes Safari

Chrome overtakes Safari

Google's Chrome has officially become the third most popular browser in the world, beating Apple's rival Safari browser into fourth place in December 2009.

4-1-10 // 10:14a.m.
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Chrome hits beta for Linux, Mac

Chrome hits beta for Linux, Mac

Google's Chrome web-browser has finally reached public beta status on Linux and Mac-based systems - offering an official alternative to the open-source Chromium fork.

9-12-09 // 3:07p.m.
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Chromium OS compatibility list released

Chromium OS compatibility list released

A list of compatible hardware has been released for Chromium OS, the open-source version of Google's cloud-based Chrome OS.

1-12-09 // 10:54a.m.
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Google's Chrome OS gets official launch

Google's Chrome OS gets official launch

Google's netbook-oriented operating system, Chrome OS, has enjoyed an official launch event - and while it won't be shipping until next year, the code is already available.

20-11-09 // 10:14a.m.
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Google promises SPDY web

Google promises SPDY web

Google has taken the wraps off an augmented HTTP system which promises to halve the loading times of web pages - SPDY.

13-11-09 // 2:03p.m.
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Chrome gets true extension support

Chrome gets true extension support

Google's open source Chrome web browser has finally received true support for user-created extensions to modify the functionality and user interface.

15-5-09 // 9:57a.m.
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ASUS goes green

ASUS goes green

ASUS has released an environmentally friendly notebook that features reduced Lead, Mercury and other nasties. At just 1.4KG, you could almost put it in your pocket.

21-12-05 // 1:43p.m.
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