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Android passes 20,000 apps mark
There are now more than 20,000 Android applications and games, according to statistics from a site that tracks the platform's marketplace. According to AndroLib, Google's open source... More
Steorn's perpetual motion machine. Bat...
I didn't get an invite to the grand Steorn unveiling of its Orbo technology, but at the moment the doors were opened to the public in Dublin today, a ZDNet UK reader popped in and started... More
Vodafone to sell Nokia N900 from Janua...
Vodafone will carry Nokia's N900 Maemo Linux smartphone from January, the operator announced on Monday. Potential customers can register their interest in the device, which marks... More
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Roundup: Full coverage of Google Chrome
The search giant's launch of its own open-source browser sends a clear challenge to Microsoft more
Google shows Chrome OS, promises 2010 launch
Google's long-awaited Chrome OS aims at security, speed and simplicity in netbook cloud computing more
Google announces Chrome operating system
The Google Chrome Operating System project aims to build a Linux-based OS available for purchase on netbooks in the second half of 2010 more
Photos: Highlights of the beta browser
For years, people have speculated about whether Google would ever release its own operating system. And now, it has — in a way... more
Leader: Chrome needs more than just sparkle
There's a lot of technology in Google's Chrome browser. Its success depends on something more more
Can Chrome shine amid the competition?
ZDNet.com's Sumi Das reports on why Google has jumped into the browser fray, and explores the company's hopes for Chrome more
Benchmarks: Google Chrome
Google's Chrome browser seeks to set new speed standards and thus accelerate the development of AJAX-based web applications. Check out our comparative performance test to see how it fares more
Review: Google Chrome (beta)
Google has launched Chrome, an open-source browser that sends a clear challenge to Microsoft in the way it lets users work with applications more
Video: Google Chrome to open new front in browser war
On Tuesday evening, Google will release a beta of its Chrome browser. Rupert Goodwins looks forward to the latest campaign in the browser war more
Comment: All roads lead to Chrome
With its new browser, Google has finally taken its gaudy, chrome-plated, futuristic ray gun and pointed it straight at Microsoft's head more
Google releases stable version of Chrome 3.0
Google has announced that the third stable release of Chrome is ready for the world, a little over a year after its debut more
Mobile World Congress 2009 Special Report
ARM shows off 32nm mobile processor
News ARM's 32nm processors displayed at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona promise cheaper, more powerful smartphones
Analysis What to expect from Mobile World Congress 2009
News LG devices to use Intel Moorestown processor
Toshiba JournE Touch
Look around the room at any meeting these days and you see the back of a lot of laptop screens, with as many people catching up on email as taking notes or doing relevant research. We've even met...
First Take
Acer TravelMate Timeline 1820p
I’ve spent a couple of days with a European generic sample of Acer’s upcoming TravelMate Timeline 1820p, and I have to say I’m quite keen to get my hands on a final UK build. The notebook sports...
First Take
Is that a MiFi in your pocket?
The MiFi has been around for a few months now. It is 3’s answer to the dilemma of not being able to find a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot – you carry your own around with you. Essentially the MiFi is a...
Sandra Vogel
Google Chrome
Roundup: Full coverage of Google Chrome
The search giant has launched a beta of its own open-source browser, sending a clear challenge to Microsoft in the way it lets users work with applications More
Blog: Google Chrome has Microsoft's code inside, says MS manager
And furthermore, he says, that's a good thing... More
Blog: Google Chrome — nine things we've found since launch
Google must be very happy with the coverage Chrome has gathered. But it's not all good news... More
