Definitely a cool tool for anyone that spend their childhood building creative LEGO creations, Google and LEGO have teamed up to offer a virtual building tool that's tied into Google Maps.
Definitely useful for anyone that's concerned about using too much data while on LTE, the new version of Google Chrome for Mobile reduces data usage substantially through compression.
Don't you just hate it when you have multiple browser tabs open and a noisy video ad kicks in, leaving you to search through each one in an effort to find the culprit? With Google's latest Chrome release, such annoying antics will be a thing of the past.
It was bound to happen sooner or later. Check out our guide on how to remove the Babylon search toolbar and rid yourself of the pesky software for good.
If you're tired of people ruining Facebook and Twitter for you, this browser extension will silence annoying posts forever (and replace them with cat pics).
Definitely useful when attempting to identify visual elements within a picture, Google has added a search by image feature to Chrome 30 as well as new gesture controls for Chrome for Android.
Google announced its official release of Chrome 29 Tuesday, which brings users a Reset button, as well as improved omnibox results and rich notifications.
Google released its newest Chrome Experiment, 'Cube Slam.' Built with WebRTC, it lets you play with friends via video without needing to install plug-ins.
According to a Microsoft-sponsored study concerning the power consumption of Web browsers, Internet Explorer consumes less power than Firefox and Chrome.
Swiftly moving to prevent users from downloading a ton of free music, the music subscription company recently patched the Spotify Web player to kill the functionality of the short-lived Downloadify Chrome extension.
Thanks to an updated spelling and grammar checker, Google's latest version of Chrome will warn users who make themselves probable targets for Grammar Nazis.
If one of your loved ones struggles with computers, we've got the skinny on Chrome Remote Desktop and four other ways to make technology less intimidating for them.
While Microsoft, Mozilla and Google continue to compete for market share in regards to browser usage, a popular version of Chrome just knocked Microsoft's IE8 out of first place.
While Google Chrome has quickly become popular in the United States, the browser has been growing even faster globally and just knocked Mozilla's Firefox into third place.
Between IE, Firefox, and Opera the choice might not be easy to make, but with our helpful guide, we will show you why we think Google Chrome stands out among the rest and deserves your attention.
With the Google development team pumping out a new version of the Chrome browser every six weeks, Mozilla has stepped up the release schedule on the Firefox browser as well.
While speed has become less of an issue with each browser revision, Google and Mozilla are turning to expanded features to entice more users while Microsoft remains quiet about any changes to Internet Explorer.
While there are plenty of remote access applications available for connecting to another computer while mobile, developers have added this capability to the Google Chrome browser with a new extension.
With users of Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Mozilla's Firefox defecting to Chrome, Google's three year old Web browser is rapidly continuing to rise in popularity.
One of the most useful features of Google Chrome is that you never really have to worry about the updates to the browser as they download and install automatically, so be on the lookout for Chrome 14.
With consumers abandoning Microsoft's web browser for more rapidly updated alternatives such as Google Chrome, the future of Internet Explorer is dependent on consumers upgrading to new versions of Windows.
The battle for social link sharing is heating up and users of Google Chrome are reaping the benefits. Both Google and Facebook quietly rolled out plugins to support sharing functionality within Google's browser.
With the rapid pacing of new Chrome releases, it's often hard to keep up with the constantly changing browser. Google has rolled out the 13th version of the browser today, free to download for consumers.