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Google quietly confirms ChromeOS-Android merger - here's what it means for you
The long-standing rumor of ChromeOS and Android's merger was finally confirmed in the most understated way. TechRadar's Lance Ulanoff recounted his conversation with Sameer Samat, Google's president of the Android ecosystem.
Based on recent reports, the Chrome OS update to version 87 may be broken or, at the very least, missing some features. The update is scheduled to arrive ...
Following version 86's release on Android, Mac, Windows, and Linux, the next release of Google's browser is rolling out. Chrome 87 features ...
Google has released Chrome version 87 to all users bringing huge performance gains and battery life improvements, a new Chrome Actions feature, and the addition of cards to the new tab page.
Chrome 87 is still more than a month away for desktop and a week longer still for Chromebooks but a Beta Channel update may have just revealed some of the biggest incoming features. That’s based ...
Support for FTP links will be disabled for 50% of Chrome 87 users, with a complete removal scheduled for Chrome 88.
Chrome on Android now loads pages near instantaneously when you navigate backward and forward, making these common tasks super fast.
The Android version of Chrome is also seeing speed improvements thanks to caching, which allows for faster backwards and forwards navigation.
Google released the latest version of the Google Chrome web browser, Chrome 87, for Android and iOS platforms.
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