With continued improvements in plugin support, extensions functionality, and desktop integration, as well as new features such as desktop notifications and bookmark sync, we believe this release of Google Chrome for Linux to be a solid, …
It was almost exactly one year ago that Google released the first dev build of Chrome for Mac and Linux. At the time, even though they released it, they didn’t really want you to use it. It simply wasn’t stable. Now it is.
Net, J2EE, HTTP/REST and SOAP Web services, PHP, BlazeDS, ColdFusion, and LiveCycle Data Services for streaming data to and from a Flex 4 client. This article exclusively covers the PHP server-side remoting technology principally with …
Google Chrome goes stable for Mac and Linux “You’ll be able to synchronize not only bookmarks across multiple computers, but also browser preferences – including themes, homepage and startup settings, web content settings, …
Google (GOOG) today announced updated, more stable versions of its Chrome Web browser for Windows, Linux and the Mac. The updates include the first non-beta versions for Linux and the Mac.The company said in a blog post that the new …
The performance bar for all three versions keeps getting higher: today’s new stable release for Windows, Mac and Linux is our fastest yet, incorporating one of our most significant speed improvements to date. …
Google released new stable versions of its Chrome web browser for Windows, Macs, and Linux today, bringing the Mac and Linux versions out of beta for the first time. The new version offers users the ability to synchronize bookmarks and …
This is an ongoing Linux.com series that profiles The Linux Foundation’s individual members and begins to collectively illustrate a very important part of the Linux community. Individual members help support the work of Linux creator …
On The Linux Mint Experience, Chema Martin wrote a long and interesting review of our latest release, Linux Mint 9 Isadora. His review raises very interesting points and gives us the opportunity to discuss some of the aspects ….. Also for listening when there are discrepancies like the Java issue before the release. You guys made the best decision possible to accommodate everyone. About the review, excellent one however, here are some points I would like commenting. …
The Chrome Team is welcoming two more platforms out of beta, as both the Mac and Linux versions of the browser have officially shed their beta tags. The new, stable releases add several features, such as preference syncing and HTML5 …
