Fans of Google Now rejoice! Thanks to a brief log description of a now closed Chrome issue, “[Mac][MC] Implement notification updates and relayouts.” We have evidence of planned enhancements for the Chrome notification centre on Mac OS X. This was first spotted by a Google Plus user by the name of François Beaufort who stated “Mac users [...]
iOS apps Rdio, Tumblr and Angry Birds Rio have received new updates bringing some extra features. Rdio is a good music streaming app for iOS and the new update adds some much needed UI improvements. Popular blogging service Tumblr has also released a new update for its iOS app bringing a new camera and other improvements. [...]
Posted on March 6, 2013 by Jaden Ellett
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Recently we shared with you a new update for Google Chrome that brought about new gestures, the ability to share links via the stock iOS Messages app and much more. Something else this update brought about unfortunately, was Jailbreak detection. It is a good thing that Google is taking security seriously, but according to Saurik the problem [...]
Google has released updates for two of its iOS apps, Google Maps and Chrome. Apple has also released an update for the iBooks app, making it available in Japan. This is the first update for Google Maps since its release on iOS and it adds some small new features. Chrome for iOS gets the ability [...]
Following Google’s release of Google Maps for iOS, the company updated its Google+ and Chrome apps. Both of the apps were updated with new features, bug fixes and improvements. Google’s social networking app, Google+, got plenty of new features that includes Google+ Communities, profile editing and a new visual stream design. The app also gets [...]
Google recently released an update to its Voice iOS app and are following that with updates for their Google Drive and Chrome iOS apps. Google Drive for iOS has been updated with the ability to edit spreadsheets. Chrome gets the ability to open PDF files in other apps and Passbook support. Chrome browser on iOS [...]
Posted on November 15, 2012 by Mitch Bowman
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Google has never been a fan of releasing big, fancy version updates with buzzword features and all manner of fanfare. Instead, they just kind of release features when they’re finished building them. Weird, huh? Today, they’ve done it again, with a handful of updates to Google Drive that will make it a bit more versatile [...]
We really like services such as Netflix, Hulu, and Pandora that provide alternatives to both costly cable and satellite radio subscriptions, that create barriers to access, and an alternative piracy, which prevents the content creators from getting a fair shake. The problem is these services are legally constrained to keep their services out of certain markets [...]
Google’s Chrome web browser for iOS has been doing pretty well since the day of its launch. Chrome for iOS is much more productive and comes with more features than Safari for iOS. Many iOS users have already replaced their stock browser with Google Chrome. We love it on our desktop, our mobile devices, and [...]
A programmer by the name of Robert Dale Smith has just put a beta version of his new app on the Chrome Web Store, and it’s a pretty cool idea. The app, called Chromemote, lets you use the Google Chrome browser as a remote control for your Google TV box. If you’re a fan of [...]