• Level Up Your Browser: The Best SEO Chrome Extensions Every Chromebook User Should Try

    In today’s fast-moving online space, staying fast and efficient is a must, especially if you’re a writer, marketer, entrepreneur, or anyone working online.  Chromebooks are a favourite for many professionals because they’re lightweight, start quickly, and work flawlessly with Google tools like Docs, Drive, and Gmail.


  • The AI Revolution: Transforming Game Development With Artificial Intelligence

    The global gaming industry – from online fortunica casino games to sandbox and simulation games – is valued at more than $300 billion. This massive value is all thanks to the ever-growing and evolving technology.


  • How to Stop Chrome from Showing Recent Searches in the Address Bar

    When you type in Chrome’s address bar, it often shows your past searches or visited sites as suggestions. This can be helpful—but also annoying or even embarrassing on shared devices. If you’d rather keep things private, you can turn off these suggestions completely.


  • Google Analytics Baseline Export

    This video will show you how to export your site’s browser usage data from Google Analytics, so that you can import it into the Google Analytics Baseline Checker tool to help choose your site’s optimal Baseline target. Google Analytics Baseline Checker: https://chrome.dev/google-analytics-baseline-checker/ How to choose your Baseline target: https://web.dev/articles/how-to-choose-your-baseline-target


  • In a world where AI agents and humans coexist, what does the web of the future look like, and how could it work?


  • The future of Chrome Extensions with Gemini in your browser

    Explore the incredible potential in the combination of Gemini and Chrome extensions. Learn how to use both on-device and in-cloud AI to optimize the web and browser for your needs and the needs of your customers. Chrome Extensions can help you create tailored web experiences, including for video and audio.


  • Practical built-in AI with Gemini Nano in Chrome

    Learn how to use the new built-in AI APIs landing in Chrome, to enable your web app to translate, summarize, write, and rewrite content for your users.


  • Do more with Chrome DevTools and less CTRL + TAB

    The introduction of AI assistance for styling, network, sources, and performance Chrome DevTools means you can do more with a lot less context switching. With AI assistance for styling, you can even ask AI to fix your source code, without looking away from your inspected page.


  • Go faster and reach further with Chrome Extensions

    The evolving AI landscape is changing how we work, and Chrome extensions are a critical part of this shift. Join us as we explore how extensions are evolving to meet the latest demands.


  • Reshaping user authentication and identity verification

    Web browsers are now central to user authentication and identity verification. Chrome supports emerging web standards that make sign-up and sign-in simpler for users, whether they use passkeys, passwords, or federation.


  • Identity, payments, and embeds without third-party cookies

    In a competitive digital market, user privacy is as important as user experience. Some identity, payments, and embeds solutions may rely on third-party cookies. This is suboptimal for user privacy, and can impair user experience where third-party cookies are unavailable.


  • Performance debugging in DevTools

    Performance debugging just got a whole lot easier. Learn how our new Chrome DevTools Performance panel is more accessible and versatile for everyone, with a new clean UI, annotations, and performance insights with AI assistance. Resources: Monitor your local and real-user Core Web Vitals performance in DevTools → https://goo.


  • Web AI use cases and strategies in the real world

    Unleash the power of AI in your web applications! Performant AI/ML in the browser is no longer a distant dream. With libraries like MediaPipe, LiteRT, and Transformers.js, and cutting-edge Web APIs like WebAssembly and WebGPU, you can build incredible AI-driven experiences.


  • Web animations today and tomorrow

    Join us to explore the latest advancements in web animation to help developers create richer, more dynamic, and performant web experiences. We’ll cover new and upcoming features, including @starting-style, enhancements to View Transitions, the ability to animate the details element, and improved DevTools support. Resources: Transitioning discrete properties → http://goo.


  • Google’s new AI Ultra plan gave me sticker shock until I looked at it a bit closer

    Google I/O 2025 didn’t just bring a flood of new AI features; it also unveiled a new top-tier subscription plan called Google AI Ultra; and when the price was revealed – a staggering $249.


  • Chrome Beta for Desktop Update

    The Beta channel has been updated to 137.0.7151.40 for Windows, Mac and Linux.A partial list of changes is available in the Git log. Interested in switching release channels? Find out how. If you find a new issue, please let us know by filing a bug.


  • Chrome Stable for iOS Update

    Hi everyone! We’ve just released Chrome Stable 137 (137.0.7151.34) for iOS; it’ll become available on App Store in the next few hours.This release includes stability and performance improvements. You can see a full list of the changes in the Git log.


  • The AI-driven telecom: A new era of network transformation

    The telecommunications industry is undergoing a profound transformation, with AI and generative AI emerging as key catalysts. Communication service providers (CSPs) are increasingly recognizing that these technologies are not merely incremental improvements but fundamental drivers for achieving strategic business and operational objectives.


  • TheCUBE analysis from Dell Tech World: Edge emerges as the heart of enterprise innovation

    Edge computing is emerging as the backbone of next-generation infrastructure, enabling real-time intelligence across diverse industries. Enterprises are shifting from centralized architectures to distributed systems designed for flexibility, scale and near-instant data processing.


  • Google’s new Android XR glasses are the most exciting tech I’ve seen in a decade

    Let’s be honest with each other for a moment. For the past few years, a lot of new tech has felt a bit like a commodity. Smartphones get slightly faster, laptops get a bit thinner, tablets find new ways to be good-enough content machines.


  • Early Stable Update for Desktop

    The Stable channel has been updated to 137.0.7151.40/.41 for Windows and Mac as part of our early stable release to a small percentage of users. A full list of changes in this build is available in the log.You can find more details about early Stable releases here.


  • Kahoot Free Trial: Features, Pricing & Setup Manual

    Kahoot Free Trial: Features, Pricing & Setup Manual

    Kahoot has become a go-to platform for making education and training engaging. While many people enjoy its free version, others explore its paid features through a free trial Kahoot offers.


  • Chrome Beta for iOS Update

    Hi everyone! We’ve just released Chrome Beta 137 (137.0.7151.35) for iOS; it’ll become available on App Store in the next few days.You can see a partial list of the changes in the Git log. If you find a new issue, please let us know by filing a bug.


  • Walmart’s Onn Google TV 4K Plus is now available online and in-store

    After weeks of leaks, speculation, and in-store sightings, Walmart’s new Onn Google TV 4K Plus streaming device is now officially available for purchase, both on Walmart.com and on store shelves. And it’s still coming in at that incredibly attractive $29.88 price point.


  • Chrome Beta for Android Update

    Hi everyone! We’ve just released Chrome Beta 137 (137.0.7151.44) 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.


  • Google Chrome Incognito Mode: The Complete Guide

    Google Chrome’s Incognito Mode is a private browsing feature that helps prevent Chrome from storing your browsing activity on the device you’re using. It’s useful for enhancing local privacy, such as keeping your searches hidden from others who use the same device.


  • Advancing sovereignty, choice, and security in the cloud for our customers

    Like most organizations, Google Cloud is continually engaging with customers, partners, and policymakers to deliver technology capabilities that reflect their needs. When it comes to digital sovereignty solutions, Google Cloud has worked with customers for nearly a decade.


  • Google crowns Jules to be its agent and spreads the AI love

    Choc Fac brings gen mods to Android, Chrome, pretty much everywhere else Google IO  Google technical folk laid out a menu of geeky delights on Tuesday at Google I/O, in the hope that software developers will pay to build upon the Chocolate Factory’s platforms and services.…


  • AMD and Red Hat double down on AI infrastructure flexibility

    As AI adoption accelerates, companies want to modernize their infrastructure without locking into a single platform or deployment model. That pressure is reshaping vendor alliances, particularly those built to support AI infrastructure flexibility through open architectures and hybrid approaches. Advanced Micro Devices Inc. and Red Hat  Inc.


  • Google I/O 2025: Gemini is in everything, and it’s only getting more impressive

    Gemini 2.5 Pro has already established itself as Google’s top-tier model, excelling in areas like coding and complex reasoning.


  • Google is going all-in on AI in Search, and it’s pretty incredible

    Google I/O 2025 is off and running, and the announcements are painting a clear picture of an AI-driven future; especially for Google Search.


  • Let me get this straight: Gemini in Chrome isn’t coming to Chromebooks?!?

    Alright, Google I/O 2025 has just delivered tons of cool new AI features, and one of the standouts is Gemini in Chrome – AI browsing assistant built right into the Chrome browser on desktop, ready to summarize, clarify, and eventually even navigate for you.


  • Google is officially bringing Gemini Live to the Chrome browser

    Just announced in the flurry of Google I/O 2025 news, Google is embedding its powerful Gemini AI directly into the Chrome browser on desktop, giving users access to Gemini anywhere they are on the web at any time!


  • You can finally try Google’s AI tool that controls your Chrome browser for you

    Who has time to use Google Chrome when you can make the AI do it.


  • Gemini is now integrated into Chrome for PCs, and it has one advantage over Perplexity

    Perplexity beat Google to the punch with its Chrome extension, but Gemini has the advantage of letting you talk to Live


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