Today, there was a leak from Google’s code repository, which allowed us to get a sneak peak of the details involving Samsung’s forray into the Chrome OS netbook scene. Samsung’s Alex, as its being called, will feature a dual-core 1.5Ghz Intel Atom processor and complimentary 2GB of RAM. The screen resolution will be 1280×800 and [...]

Just a quick post to let you know the Chromium Blog has posted an article to announce a new feature found in the latest dev build – as the title says – the ability to delete “plug-in data”.  This includes Flash Player data! (As one might expect, these cookies are included in what all clears [...]

A few days ago a researchers over at Carnegie Mellon University announced a “Time Machine” they had built which uses HTML5 to take GigaPan to the next level. There is lots of explanation to be had, but in short: You can watch time lapse videos of super-high resolution images, fast forward/rewind and zoom, as well [...]

I’m usually not one to pay much mind to the ‘ol rumor mill – but what I saw today got me just plain excited. Heck, I got so thrilled I broke into song and dance, invented some sweet new dance moves and took chromercising to the level! (Not really) So anyway. It is being reported [...]

If you’re a tab junkie like me, you’ve probably ran into the problem of having more tabs open than you know what to do with. Scouring the internets in my normal day-to-day routine I find I like to save stuff for later, but don’t always want to commit to bookmarking it forever in Chrome. Also, [...]

If there is ONE thing that bugs me about Chrome… this is it. I’ve got multiple GMail accounts and some shared Google Accounts that I use for work related purposes. As it stands, I have to run completely different browsers in order to use different Google accounts on the same computer. That is ludicrous! And [...]

I’m the type of person who subscribes to a billion RSS feeds so I’ve got LOTS of interesting links, but if I want to share them I have to pop open a new tab, load by E-Mail client of choice, and press compose a message. I know, I know… I’m a lazy you-know-what, but wouldn’t [...]

We’ve shown you how to restore your tabs/windows if you accidentally close them, but what if you’re looking for even more flexibility? I’ve heard several folks ask me how (and if) they can get Chrome to – when they open it – automatically load up all the tabs they had open from the last time [...]

I’m an RSS junky. I’ve got Google Reader set up to probably track 97% of all the websites on the internet. Okay, I’m exaggerating, but I love me some RSS. One huge irritation in Chrome is that you can’t (by default) subscribe to RSS Feeds very easily. A lot of times they show garbledygookish nothingness. [...]

Alright designers, developers, photo nuts, bloggers and other who are digging around the web for images and want quick information on the size, location, dimensions, source and image type: we’ve got the extension for you. Image Properties Context Menu is a super simple extension but can really come in handy if you’ve got the need [...]