Last month, Google released an open-source project called WebRTC which aims to enables Real-Time Communications capabilities in the web browsers through simple JavaScript APIs. Now, they have taken the first step towards having WebRTC built into Chrome.
Officially, Firefox 5 is scheduled for release tomorrow. However, users of the beta channel have already got their hands on it. We took tested Firefox 5 and benchmarked it against two other browsers - Google Chrome and Opera.
Starting from August 1, 2011 Google will stop supporting older versions of various browsers like the Internet Explorer 7, Firefox 3.5 and Safari 3 on all of it's web based products such as GMail, Google Docs and more.
In this article we talk about 5 Google Chrome extensions which will make sending and receiving e-mails via GMail very easy for you and making you more productive without having to open Gmail.com every time you want to check your mail.
Google Chrome has also done away with the Bookmarks browser which is hidden by default and this is a big turn off for users who user browser bookmarklets in order to access various web services. In this article we will tell you how to always show the Bookmarks Bar in Google Chrome browser.
There is no doubt that Google is revolutionizing internet browsers with its minimalistic approach. But is there such a thing as too much minimalism? A few months ago...