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How to use Google Chrome as an RSS reader and get the latest updates on your favorite websites
Issue 2023-27Staying updated on the latest news, reviews, videos and more from your favorite websites isn’t always the easiest, and there are a litany of ways to accomplish the task. From Google News to social media and everything in between, there’s one thing that’s withstood the test of time – RSS.
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Eight months later, I stand by my sentiment that Google’s Pixel Watch is still one of the best WearOS devices you can buy.
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When Google announced the first three Chromebooks designed for gamers, ASUS’ offering was the odd man out for a number of reasons. For starters, ASUS didn’t design an entirely new Chromebook to usher in ChromeOS gaming. Instead, the 15.
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The latest iteration of HP’s popular Chromebook x360 14c brought some notable updates including a 16:10 WUXGA display and a better than average 5MP web cam.
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How can Municipal IT departments support cities’ digital transformation? Ask Reto Hirt, lead IT architect at Zurich’s information technology center OIZ. In this guest blog post, Hirt takes us behind the scenes of his department, which supports the city’s digital acceleration.
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So, you decided to get your hands on Google’s new Pixel Tablet. Chances are good that you may still be learning your way around and hopefully, your experience up until this point has been a good one. That said, there’s always a possibility for hiccups.
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If rumors are to be believed, we should have 3 new folding phones in play by August here in the States: Google’s own Pixel Fold, the new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5, and the much-hyped OnePlus V Fold.
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I’m no artist. Let me be perfectly clear on that point. If you’ve watched any number of Chromebook unboxing or reviews we’ve done, you can see pretty quickly that not only am I not a gifted sketch artist; I’m also pretty bad at plain old writing as well.
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Google appears to be preparing a considerable update to ChromeOS which brings support for rounded corners to UI elements throughout the system.
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As we are now firmly in the summer months, details and leaks surrounding Google’s Pixel lineup for the fall hardware event are basically inevitable.
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Google Messages for desktop takes the same model as Whatsapp and other popular applications and provides a Google-owned version of the “scan the QR code and see your messages in a web app” model.
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ChromeOS doesn’t let you edit album art or metadata. Instead, you have to use a third-party website to upload and then download the track again.
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Google has been working on the new Extensions toolbar menu for over a year. The feature is still in development, but it now allows to disable all extensions on specific websites. Chrome bid adieu to the puzzle piece icon for Extensions sometime back and replaced it with a new icon.
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Google has been working on the new Extensions toolbar menu for over a year. The feature is still in development, but it now allows to disable all extensions on specific websites. Chrome bid adieu to the puzzle piece icon for Extensions sometime back and replaced it with a new icon.
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Google Calendar on Android will soon let you share events like you share links or images
Issue 2023-27Have you ever wanted to blast out a Google Calendar event you’re organizing to a large number of people in your organization without having to spin up Gmail?
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I’m on a quest to keep my hands on the keyboard all the time. Enter Vimium: A Chrome extension to browse on a Chromebook with just a keyboard.
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I’m on a quest to keep my hands on the keyboard all the time. Enter Vimium: A Chrome extension to browse on a Chromebook with just a keyboard.
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This is one I did not see coming. After releasing what I would call the absolute go-to streaming box you can buy right now in the Onn. Streaming Box with Google TV (super creative name, right?
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Google Chat is getting new tools to help you reply to messages faster, better express yourself
Issue 2023-26Google Chat is introducing a range of new features to enhance you and your organization’s experience. These updates aim to help you reply faster to messages on the go, in meetings or when you’re just super busy and to help you express yourself in new and appropriate ways.
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Google is cutting a bunch of jobs at Waze as it continues its efforts to merge with Maps
Issue 2023-26In a new report from CNBC, which was also confirmed by Google, Waze is laying off a number of employees as the company closes its advertising branch.
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Till now Chrome has displayed Drive Suggestions in Omnibox when the browser has the related setting enabled in Sync. Google to remove this setting from Sync and make the “Omnibox Google Drive Suggestions” available for all Signed-in Users.
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Google Chrome and Edge might show you Fix ‘This Video Can’t Be Played (Error Code 224003)’ error while watching videos. Here are a few troubleshooting steps to fix this error.
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Are you seeing RESULT_CODE_HUNG error in Google Chrome? Let me show you how to fix this error. Fix RESULT_CODE_HUNG Error So what triggers the RESULT_CODE_HUNG error in Google Chrome? Most of the time the issue happens on specific websites. For example, Google Ads, Google Analytics or Google Photos.
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I’m often asked “Why buy a Chromebook when you can get a Mac or PC for the same price and do so much more?” Here’s why I use a Chromebook.
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I’m often asked “Why buy a Chromebook when you can get a Mac or PC for the same price and do so much more?” Here’s why I use a Chromebook.
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Google Chrome and Edge might show you Fix ‘This Video Can’t Be Played (Error Code 224003)’ error while watching videos. Here are a few troubleshooting steps to fix this error.
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Are you seeing RESULT_CODE_HUNG error in Google Chrome? Let me show you how to fix this error. Fix RESULT_CODE_HUNG Error So what triggers the RESULT_CODE_HUNG error in Google Chrome? Most of the time the issue happens on specific websites. For example, Google Ads, Google Analytics or Google Photos.
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As a guy who has been waiting a very long time for the Pixel Fold, you can absolutely trust that I want to see everything about this phone with rose-colored glasses. I want it to be better at tasks than other phones.
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‘Buy on Google’ for Google Shopping is shutting down in favor of a more streamlined experience
Issue 2023-26During the Google Marketing Live event last year, Google revealed upcoming changes to enhance the customer shopping experience. Starting from September 26, 2023, ‘Buy on Google’ for Google Search and Shopping will cease to exist, except for Buy on Google for YouTube, which will remain active for U.S.
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The dev channel has been updated to 116.0.5845.14 for Windows, Linux and Mac.A partial list of changes is available in the log. Interested in switching release channels? Find out how. If you find a new issue, please let us know by filing a bug.
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A recent Tweet by Leopeva64 has revealed a new feature in development for Chrome’s password manager that will allow you to share your passwords with others.
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In our work on the Big Data solutions architecture, BigQuery, and Dataproc teams, we talk to a lot of customers who are interested in migrating all or part of their data warehouse from Apache Hive to BigQuery, but who have hit some speed bumps along the way.
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You can now query Firestore using the OR operator. Your application may often need to compare one or more fields with two or more values and select the documents that match at least one of the values.
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The fiery Samsung Galaxy Chromebook hits its lowest-ever price and may finally make sense
Issue 2023-26It’s been three and a half years since we first laid eyes on the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook at CES 2020. It’s wild to think of all that has transpired in that time both in the world at large and in the ChromeOS space.
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Hi everyone! We’ve just released Chrome Dev 116 (116.0.5845.11) for Android. It’s now available on Google Play.You can see a partial list of the changes in the Git log. For details on new features, check out the Chromium blog, and for details on web platform updates, check here.
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