Deep inside its top secret labs, Google has been piecing together a Frankenstein that will rise and forever change the Web. It’s called Google Chrome, Chrome is set to blow the barn doors off all the competition with the introduction of SPDY (pronounced “speedy”), a new application-layer protocol. SPDY is true to its name and [...]
On October 22, 2009, at the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco, some specialists predict that Facebook and Twitter will dominate the web sooner or later.
Google Wave, the Internet giant’s new online collaboration tool, is making lots of waves. Google Wave lets users work on the same content object, dubbed a “wave,” which can house both text and multimedia. Users can reply to messages and edit together in real-time.
Nowadays, Google’s search results now feature an option that allows users to view formatted PDFs from within their browser more easily.
Although Google’s search engine included a “View as HTML” feature for documents created in the Portable Document Format standard, the company in a blog post said that “option loses some of the formatting from the [...]
There are always many people who hold the idea that Google doesn’t know what a Web browser is. But today, Google launched a website called WhatBrowser.org, which defines what a Web browser is and lets users download the applications that let us surf the Web.
