Chrome

Shelly Palmer chats about the science of online dating, Google announcing a mobile web browser and a hacker’s extortion attempt of Symantec. Continue Reading →

Google announced that its web browser Chrome is now available for mobile devices running Android 4.0. The mobile browser has advanced features like tabbed browsing and can sync open pages between your computer and mobile device. If you have Android 4.0, you can download the beta now. Read the full article at arstechnica.com Continue Reading →

[wpaudio url=”https://media.shellypalmer.com/wp-content/images/usrn/120208_SHELLYPALMER_GEN_BED.mp3″ text=”Click to play … ” dl=”0″] Between Apple, Google and Facebook, app development has become one of the fastest growing industries. A study found that since 2005, nearly half a million U.S. jobs were created just for the development of mobile applications. California holds 25% of all app-related jobs in the United States. Continue Reading →

Google got caught paying bloggers to post articles, links and videos that endorse the use of the Chrome web browser. The company has strict policies against paid endorsements that are made to look like original content, intended on tricking users into thinking they’re genuine. Consequently, Google will purposefully lower the rank that Chrome shows up Continue Reading →

Microsoft’s Internet Explorer is still the most widely used web browser out there, but its dominance is being tested by competition. While Firefox accounts for about 20% of web browser use, Google Chrome continues to take away users from both browsers. Chrome’s popularity continues to rise and has increased 84% since last year. Read the Continue Reading →