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CrowdStrike eyes generative AI to revolutionize cybersecurity: A one-on-one with president Mike Sentonas
Issue 2023-38As the cybersecurity landscape becomes more complex, CrowdStrike Inc. is setting its sights on generative artificial intelligence to disrupt the market. The cybersecurity company has seen an extraordinary growth trajectory, bolstered by its flexible, data-centric approach to security.
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The Pixel Watch has been largely regarded as one of the best overall Wear OS devices you can buy.
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More than ever, the Chromebook market is overflowing with options – from convertibles to tablets to gaming Chromebooks, it can be tough to sort out one Chromebook from the next.
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We launched our browser 15 years ago, and from that moment onward, we’ve been dedicated to simplifying development and partnering for a powerful web. Thanks to everyone for coming along on this journey with us! Get started at → developer.chrome.com
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Google’s Bard AI just got access to your Gmail, Drive, and more with these new extensions
Issue 2023-38Ever wished your AI companion could delve deep into your Google toolkit and help you knit everything together? Disappointed by how much Google Assistant sucks at doing this? Well, you probably remember Bard, Google’s fix, or rather, its likely soon-to-be replacement for Assistant’s internals in the near future.
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In today’s business landscape, it’s clear that the distributed workforce is the norm and is here to stay. As employees access company data and applications from different remote locations, safeguarding enterprise security becomes paramount.
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Learn about Chrome error code 5 and how to troubleshoot it.
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For as long as I can remember, Chromebooks have had window-split features of some sort.
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Many collaboration tools like Microsoft Loop have, since their inception, shown you the mouse cursor of your team members who are adding and editing a document with you in real-time. Now, Google Slides is catching up with the times.
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YouTube Music digs into its inner 90s angsty teen soul and adds mood filters for crying, more
Issue 2023-38Remember when mixtapes were our go-to for capturing every emotion? I personally had Linkin Park Meteora burnt onto a disc along with Fallout Boy and Blink 182 for when I had a crappy day.
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At long last, Google’s Tab Groups actually save, and it’s the final piece to my productivity puzzle
Issue 2023-38Two months ago, I grumbled about how Chrome’s much-touted Tab Groups Save feature was, to put it bluntly, completely busted and useless. It promised to let users save groups of tabs, collapse them, and then restore them later. However, not every online find belongs on your Reading List.
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When we hear terms like eco-friendly, sustainable, or green, it’s easy to dismiss them as mere marketing jargon. But every so often, a product comes along that not only delivers on these labels but also packs an exceptional user experience.
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We’ve already heard rumblings of a new Chromecast with Google TV, but my initial reaction to that news was mostly a bit of confusion. With the new Onn.
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LTS-108 is being updated in the LTS channel to 108.0.5359.243 (Platform Version: 15183.106.0) for most ChromeOS devices. Want to know more about Long Term Support? Click here.This update contains multiple Security fixes, including:1479274 High CVE-2023-4863 Heap buffer overflow in Web1472492 High CVE-2023-4572 Use after free in MediaStream1470668 High CVE-2023-4427 Out of bounds memory access in V8Giuliana Pritchard Google Chrome OS
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Built with BigQuery: Bloomreach Engagement brings power to marketers with advanced personalization
Issue 2023-38Editor’s note: The post is part of a series showcasing our partners, and their solutions, that are Built with BigQuery.Your customers aren’t just looking for the best prices, they’re looking for better experiences, too. Personalization sets the great companies apart from the rest.
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As we approach the now-official release of the Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro and Pixel Watch 2, there aren’t many details left to the imagination for Google’s upcoming hardware event on October 4th.
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If you use your Google Nest Hub Max for video calls, it’s about to become one giant paperweight
Issue 2023-38During the COVID-19 pandemic, Zoom showed great support for Google’s Nest Hub Max by offering seamless integration with Zoom video calls on the smart home display. Following that, Google continued to pad out its excellent Google Meet video calling features, and those on the display were specific to it.
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ChromeOS shows off working Game Dashboard with mouse and keyboard controls for your games
Issue 2023-38Back in February, I wrote about the new ‘Control Overlays’ beta for mouse and keyboard support in games played on ChromeOS. When it was announced, I tested it out with RuneScape, as well as several other titles, and it continuously crashed.
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Google is working on bringing Pixel’s Game Dashboard feature to Chromebooks. And we’ve just got an early look at how it’ll work.
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The Google Chrome 117 release includes 16 security fixes, a Material You design refresh and other features. Here’s what’s new for the Chrome browser.
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Hi everyone! We’ve just released Chrome Stable 117 (117.0.5938.108) 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.
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Ztype by Phoboslab is a super satisfying way to kill some time, is worth a try for the whole family
Issue 2023-37A friend of mine recently introduced me to this game, ZTYPE by Phoboslab. It’s set in space, and you type out words to shoot down oncoming enemy ships. Sounds simple, but as you dive deeper, the words get trickier and the ships, faster.
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The Stable channel has been updated to 117.0.5938.88 for Mac and Linux and 117.0.5938.88/.89 for Windows, which will roll out over the coming days/weeks. A full list of changes in this build is available in the log.Interested in switching release channels? Find out how here.
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This week on The Chrome Cast, we obviously talk at length about the biggest news of the week in the Chromebook and ChromeOS sphere: Google extending the AUE on Chromebooks by 2 full years.
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The Lenovo Slim 3 Chromebook is $319. Now the Intel-powered Lenovo Slim 3i Chromebook is on sale for $95 more. Which is the better buy?
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Working in multi-cloud environments gives organizations more flexibility to build and optimize applications. However, operating in multiple environments can also introduce new complexities and risks. VMware provides a wide range of solutions to help address them, and as a multi-cloud organization ourselves, we see some of our customers’ challenges firsthand.
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If you frequently find yourself overwhelmed by a way more Chrome browser tabs than you thought you had because your head was deep in research, then I’ve got a bit of good news for you.
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Though we’re all finished with the Back to School deals blitz from a month ago, Best Buy hasn’t taken its foot off the pedal when it comes to Chromebook deals.
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Chrome version 116 for desktop has seriously been testing my patience over the last few weeks.
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In the absolute mess that is messaging here in 2023, Google Messages has slowly-but-surely continued to increase adoption numbers, amassing over one billion downloads as of this May.
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Image: Samar Haddad / The Verge If you use Zoom, Google Meet, or any other video conferencing app, it’s likely that at one point you may find yourself frantically trying to figure out why your mic is muted or your camera isn’t working.
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When Pokémon GO released everyone went to GO play the now wildly popular game by Niantic and The Pokémon company. It did something miraculous – it actually got families and individuals alike off of their couch and out into the real world.
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Google promises eternity of updates for Chromebooks – that’s a decade for everyone else
Issue 2023-37I’ve seen things you people wouldn’t believe, laptops on fire off the shoulder of Orion… Google said Thursday it will provide a decade of service updates for recent model Chromebooks, a policy change that reflects the growing political clout of right-to-repair campaigners.…
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Hi everyone! We’ve just released Chrome Dev 119 (119.0.6006.3) 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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Google announced 10 years of ChromeOS support on Chromebooks, bringing new life to the Pixelbook and many other laptops.
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