Web browsing on Android’s stock browser has been pretty decent so far. Next to Safari for iOS, it’s the next best (native) browser. But it could certainly be better. Today, it gets better. Google has officially unveiled Chrome for Android, a more portable version of its desktop counterpart but with some interesting and useful finger friendly features tossed in. After the break you’ll see a quick video showing off Chrome for Android’s new user...
Well, it is official with the Google press event wrapping up we know Google Music is official. With the online search giant dropping the beta tag and expanding its tendrils into the music industry by netting deals with major labels like EMI and Sony, it is shaping up to into quite the iTunes competitor. Google Music will allow users to upload up to 20,000 songs and stream them in 320 Kbps quality from pretty much any device that has a web browser. Best of all, all of this...
Registered Apple developers, pay attention! Apple has officially released iOS 5 Beta 2, just weeks after initially releasing the first iOS 5 Beta. The new version features wireless sync, among other new features. As expected, numerous bugs have also been fixed — bringing about an all-around better experience for developers. More details coming...
Normally we don’t write about incremental or .x.x.xxx BlackBerry OS updates. But this one is a bit more important. BlackBerry 9700 owners have been promised since the revealing of OS 6 that their beloved device would bridge the gap between old and new. And thus far, not much has been said by either RIM or the carriers providing the 9700 as to when said update would be available. Thanks to the ever persistent internet community (and a few loose lips/fingers),...
So you use Google Chrome. Awesome for you, you high tech hipster you. But if you really wanted to be cool, you’d be using the beta (or even more extreme) dev builds of Chrome. The rough, early builds are publicly available and easy to find. While you will experience some issues here and there regarding performance and stability, the payoff is generally fixes for older bugs, speed, and everyone’s favorite — new features. So how about taking a beta of...
