Acer Chromia c700 with chrome OS

Well know laptop developing company acer introducing their latest laptop with Chrome Operating system.End of june will ready to launch new acer chromia. Acer will also launch a new netbook called Acer Aspire One AOD270. It will be powered by a 1.86GHz Intel Atom N2800 dual core processor.

Acer Ferrari one model will toch markets this year. Acer Ferrari will be called Ferrari One F0300 and will equipped with an AMD Fusion processor.we all, will have to wait a bit of time to find out how accurate this piece of words has been.

The hardware of said machine fall all set within the netbook class – may there is an Intel Atom N455 1.66GHz processor, 1GB RAM, an integrated 8GB SanDisk pSSD (solid state disk), ambient light sensor, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity.

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Live: Google I/O Day Two, The Chrome Keynote

We're here at Google's I/O conference in San Francisco where we're about to get a huge dose of Chrome. We suspect this will be the launch of Chrome OS. Tune in to our live notes below for all the details.Google VP Sundar Pichai has taken the stage.Last year announced that 70 million users were on the Chrome browser. They're now at 160 million active users.last year were at Chrome 4. Didn't have Mac stable versions.In the last twelve months have been releasing updates every six weeks. Just pushed Chrome 12. Many new APIs. Speed is also key. 12x improvement in Javascript improvement alone.]]>

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Google Announces 160 Million Chrome Users, Massive Improvements Coming

Chrome's user base "more than doubled" in the past year with browser uptake increasing from 70 million to 160 million thanks to Linux, Windows, and OS X versions of the browser finally reaching parity. Google is touting speed and security as their major priorities with each Chrome release.

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Chrome Web Store Goes International And Gains In-App Purchases With 5% Flat Fee

"One of the reasons we’ve been angry is that we haven’t been able to bring Angry Birds to the web,” a Rovio developer noted on stage today at Google I/O. Well guess what? Thanks to the Chrome Web Store, it's finally here.And that's not all. Google's Sundar Pichai also had some more to share about the Chrome Web Store. In the first three months since launch, they've seen 17 million app installs. And developers are telling them that apps installed through the store are seeing users spend roughly two times the amount of time in their apps installed through the store.

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Google Chrome will protect your CPU from harmful downloads

Google Chrome will soon make the harsh bowels of the internet safer for everyone. Google Chrome already protects users from harmful websites by displaying a warning message beforehand. Soon, Google will implement a new security feature that will protect against dangerous downloads as well.

In a future update for Google Chrome, the following message will appear whenever you attempt to download harmful Windows executable files.

This warning doesn’t do enough to catch someone’s attention. When this update is rolled out to the general public, hopefully it’ll be a lot more noticeable. There’s also an option to save the file anyway. Don’t say the mighty Google didn’t warn you if your computer starts acting up.

Chrome will determine what downloads are harmful based on listings from the Safe Browsing API. Also, Google won’t know the exact web address the malicious site or download is located. This is done to protect user privacy.

For now, this feature is only open to a small number of users who are a part of the Chrome development release channel.

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