Google’s ANGLE project, launched today, will allow their Chrome OS to be able to access graphics hardware using the OpenGL ES 2.0 API. What this means to you: 3D graphics in your browser! More??
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Google Wants 3D Graphics Acceleration Directly In Chrome [Chrome]
Google’s ANGLE project, launched today, will allow their Chrome OS to be able to access graphics hardware using the OpenGL ES 2.0 API.
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Google Wants 3D Graphics Acceleration Directly In Chrome [Chrome]
In today’s Remainders: sights! Visit Paris in your browser with a magnificent 24 gigapixel photograph; behold America, circa 1972, in the EPA’s 15,000 photograph Documerica project, and more. More??
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Remainders – The Things We Didn’t Post: Take a Look Edition [Remainders]
Chrome OS To Have Enterprise Edition Chrome OS, the coming operating system from Google for lightweight mobile computers will have a version for business, it was revealed today by Google. This version will come in 2011, following the …
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Chrome OS To Have Enterprise Edition
Google Chrome was the only browser to have gained market share in February 2010. Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari and Opera all lost market share in Feb 2010.
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Chrome Gains Market Share in Feb, All Other Browsers See Drops
Google Chrome was the only browser to have gained market share in February 2010. Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari and Opera all lost market share in Feb 2010.
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Chrome Gains Market Share in Feb, All Other Browsers See Drops
Google Chrome was the only browser to have gained market share in February 2010. Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari and Opera all lost market share in Feb 2010.
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Chrome Gains Market Share in Feb, All Other Browsers See Drops
The XCM Cyberchrome case makes your PlayStation 3 look like the bumper of a ‘57 Chevy, which is neat. Although I’ve gotta wonder if it makes the PS3 any less of a dust magnet.
We’ve already seen XCM’s chrome case for the Xbox 360, but it somehow looks a bit better suited for the PS3’s lines. Not that I’d spend $70 to gussy up my PS3, but still, it’s better than the 360’s. [Total Console via Technabob]
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Chrome PS3 Slim Case Gives You a New Surface for Dust to Collect On [PS3 Slim]
The XCM Cyberchrome case makes your PlayStation 3 look like the bumper of a ‘57 Chevy, which is neat. Although I’ve gotta wonder if it makes the PS3 any less of a dust magnet.
We’ve already seen XCM’s chrome case for the Xbox 360, but it somehow looks a bit better suited for the PS3’s lines. Not that I’d spend $70 to gussy up my PS3, but still, it’s better than the 360’s. [Total Console via Technabob]
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Chrome PS3 Slim Case Gives You a New Surface for Dust to Collect On [PS3 Slim]
Active Media Products this week introduced two 2.5-inch external SSD drives…
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Active Media ships external SSDs with USB 3.0… (Electronista …
The Dell Mini 10 netbook is a very nice specimen, as witnessed by Kevin’s video below. It has just about everything a netbook user could want and then some, given word that WiMAX is now an option. The new option is unlocked, …
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Dell Mini 10 Netbook Gets WiMAX – jkOnTheRun
The open-source version of Chrome OS, Chromium, has received its first GPU acceleration…
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Chromium OS gets NVIDIA Ion video acceleration… (Electronista …
News and opinion about US politics from a liberal perspective.
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AMERICAblog News: CNN Poll: Majority backs Mirandizing Christmas …
This second version of Chrome adds some features other browsers have had for eons—full page zoom and form autofill, and autoscroll for example—and one clever innovation, the ability to drag tabs for a side-by-side view (similar to a …
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Tool Time Friday | Google Chrome 2 : Free Traffic Tips
There’s nothing to look at just yet, but Samsung’s own Phil Newton apparently just confirmed that the company will be debuting a Chrome OS netbook in the near future, according to a report by Australia’s Channel News. The laptop will be similar to the N210 (pictured), with a 10.1-inch screen, 3G, WiFi, 2GB of RAM, 64GB of flash storage and a purported 12 hour battery life. There are also rumors that it’ll be running a 1.5GHz Snapdragon processor, but the amount of straight up information from Phil makes speculation almost feel silly at this point. The netbook is supposed to be introduced later this year.
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Samsung doing a 10-inch Chrome OS netbook later this year
