FeedSquares: Great new way to read your New Feeds with Chrome

It’s hard making sense of all the news and rapidly seeing what you already read and what you didn’t read. Reading feeds with Google Reader is ok, but it still is not optimal if you have a lot of feeds with 1000s of new posts per day. Feedsquares tries to end this problem by making reading feeds more visual than you are used to. By organizing your feeds automatically and showing different categories in different colors like so:

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Google and Bumptop: Chrome going 3D?

Bumptop for Chrome?


Google has acquired Bumptop, a company that developes 3D desktop environments. So is Chrome going 3d? That would be kinda neat!

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Google Chrome: printing in the cloud

Google Chrome OS printing

Google Chrome OS printing

Making a light OS where everything takes place in the cloud sounds fine and dandy, but Google had to come up with a simple way to allow users to print documents. Not n easy task with so many different printers out there but Google says they’ve cracked it!

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Chrome bugs are worth big bucks!

Chrome TV

Wondering how to make it through the month during the crisis? Well, there’s an easy way to make a quick buck on Chrome: find bugs!

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Chrome beta moves in on Mozzilla and Safari

The new Chrome beta for the Mac is nearly twice as fast as Mozilla’s Firefox. It can’t keep up with Apple’s Safari. Yet.

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Chrome for Mac OS X

Ofcourse we Mac users became used to the Chromium builds which work ‘ok’ as second browser, but finally a native Chrome seems to be heading for a Mac near you! We heard from several well informed sources the past hour that the Mac native version of Chrome will be released in december 2009. It’ll be a beta, but he, that’s good news to me! Can’t wait.

Chrome introduces bookmark sync! finally!

Almost everyone I know, even my mum, has more than one computer. I currently have about four. You know how it is, you bookmark some stuff on one computer, some other stuff on the other. Annoying! Here´s a, very obvious, solution: Bookmark sync for Chrome!

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Motorola takes a chance on Android phones

In the mobile battle between Microsoft and Google, Motorola appears to have thrown in their lot with Google Android.

Motorola, whose mobile devices sales were down a whopping 45% in Q2, has a lot riding on this. They´ve been working hard on a new line of mobile phones that use the Google Android mobile platform and they´re expected to launch at least two Android based phones by the end of this year.

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So why did Apple do such a stupid thing?

It must be the pr departments worst nightmare: the whole web abuzz with negative stories about Evil Apple and Even More Evil ATT (depending on whether the writer owns an Iphone) after Apple tossed the Google voice apps from its App Store and blamed ATT and the app itsself, or “duplication of features”. Both these points were soon proved bullshit by hundreds of angry bloggers. Read the rest of this entry »