Microsoft’s Russian has accidentally posted a picture and some details of the next incarnation of Internet Explorer – IE9. The browser – which is not due for release until next month – seems to be taking a few pointers from rivals , in particular Google’s Chrome.
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The Google Chrome Web Store, the search giant’s iTunes-battling app store, is due to open its virtual doors in October. The search giant announced it back at Google I/O in May but now it’s getting into details. In a presentation at Game Developer Conference Europe, it outed more images of the store (which looks a lot like iTunes) and revealed its plan to lure developers into developing web apps for the store. Read on for the skinny on the Google Chrome Web Store…
Google is fond of giving products beta status to iron out any bugs, but just because the Google Chrome browser is officially out of Beta doesn’t mean that the bug hunt is over.
Safari 5 didn’t get any stage time as Steve Jobs announced iPhone 4 but Apple slipped the latest version of its browser out just after the keynote. It’s a major overhaul for Safari with new Firefox and Google Chrome-battling extensions, some more love for Bing and the new ad-fighting, article-loving Safari Reader. Read on for a guided trek through the new jungle of Safari 5 features…
Google TV has finally been announced, bringing the Android OS and Google Chrome to HD TVs and set-top boxes. With Google TV kit incoming from Sony and Logitech and Intel providing the processor, rivals like Apple TV and Project Canvas should be worried. Can Google TV take over your living room?
Apple and Adobe are still slugging it out over Flash support on the iPhone and iPad. Following the open letter from Steve Jobs lambasting Flash, Adobe has launched a new ad campaign proclaiming its love for Apple. But behind the fluffy sentiment it’s still arguing that Jobs and co are wrong…
The iPad Flash battle looks set to intensify with the news that Google Chrome will integrate Adobe Flash Player. The move which was hinted at yesterday was announced on the official Google Chrome developer blog. Google has also confirmed that Flash will be built-in to the forthcoming Google Chrome OS. Looks like the iPad will have some Flash touting Google Chrome tablets to fear…
Google Chrome and the Google Chrome OS could come bundled with Adobe Flash, according to new whispers. Integrating Flash into Google Chrome could add a new front in two battles – the clash between Apple and Adobe over Flash and the ongoing cold war between Google and Apple over the Nexus One.