Google Chrome since its incarnation has been a very rapidly evolving browser. But it seems to miss out some cool and basic features that can make it an outstanding browser. One seriously missing feature is the integration of Google Docs which could have easily made life easier handling PDF docs.
However Google Chrome Extensions makes it possible! gPDF and Docs PDF/PowerPoint Viewer are two usable extensions that I have came across. gPDF scans your webpage for PDF links and sets them to open up with Google Docs Viewer while Docs PDF can easily open any PDF, PowerPoint.
gPDF
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Being a Mac user for quite a while, Safari and Firefox seems to very stable on a Mac. But I really hoped we could get our hands dirty with some Google Chrome magic for Mac, well our wait seems over. Google Chrome officially launches both for Linux and Mac as a beta project starting today. Thou it doesn’t have all the features of the Windows version, people won’t find any significant differences if they have gone through the dev builds before. Linux users pardon me bragging all out about Mac!
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Admit it, everybody loves Google just like everybody loves Christmas presents. Though I still haven’t got any proper search results on who are the descendants of Adam and Eve, I still use Google because its the God of Internet. Well, atleast among Search engines. Check out these cool Google hacks and tricks for you.
Hacker’s Font – How many of you are l33t enough? Well if you don’t know what l337 is, it refers to port 1337 and a common port for all the white and black hackers out there. Its simple to switch to this mode. Type ‘google l33t’ and then check ‘I’m feeling lucky.’ Your Google page will be now displayed in h4×0r’s language.
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After launching their much awaited operating system, Google launched a new free DNS service – called Google Public DNS – Google now thinks they can make the internet a very fast place. For those who aren’t familiar with DNS, Google offers you an explanation.
Most of us aren’t familiar with DNS because it’s often handled automatically by our Internet Service Provider (ISP), but it provides an essential function for the web. You could think of it as the switchboard of the Internet, converting easy-to-remember domain names – e.g., www.google.com – into the unique Internet Protocol (IP) numbers – e.g., 74.125.45.100 – that computers use to communicate with one another.
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Google Chrome OS has been out for almost two weeks and has got a lot of seen a lot attention from bloggers and the average users who loves a fast yet reliable operating system, as well as Netbook users as there configurations aren’t that high end. Thou Chrome OS is still in development we couldn’t wait to see what’s inside. As promised today we’ll show you how to install it on Virtual Box. Here’s how it goes.
Before you start doing anything download Google Chrome OS and Virtual Box.
Download Google Chrome OS
Download Virtual Box
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As most of us would already know the much anticipated Google Chrome Os was launched recently, touted as one of the fastest operating system because of its lightweight code and especially Netbooks would shine using them as usually they don’t come with oodles of memory’s or processing power. Thou Google Chrome OS is planned to officially launch in the second half of 2010, it’s recent beta release for developers have created significant interest in the blogging community and even the normal user who likes to have a fast and crash free working environment.
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Google Chrome is one of the best browsers that is available today on the internet. But there are concerns over the privacy protection as there is frequent data transmission between the browser and the Google servers.
A unique client ID identifies the Google Chrome on your system and therefore your system is identified easily. And what does it do? It sends your usage statistics to Google so that they can improve upon on what is already delivered.
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