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Daily Tech: Google’s New Browser Chrome

Posted by singaporedaily on September 4th, 2008

Google’s New Browser Chrome
- Computerworld: Review: Google’s Chrome — the first true Web 2.0 browser
- LifeHacker: Beta Browser Speed Tests: Which Is Fastest?
- HWZ: Google’s New Web Browser: Google Chrome
- CNet: EFF: We’re concerned about Google’s Omnibox
- Computerworld: Will enterprise IT dump Internet Explorer for Google Chrome?
- John’s Blog: Thoughts on Chrome & More

Tech News
- iLounge: iPod nano 4G, touch 2G dimensions revealed?
- Wired: Okay, Xbox Price Drops. What Now?
- X-bit Labs: Blu-Ray Is the Last Optical Disc Format
- TechWorld: IE8 is memory hog, says researcher
- Starcraft Wire: Activision Confirms StarCraft II for 2009

SG Tech
- 65bits: Google Chrome

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