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Mac Browser Camino 2 Gets A Release Candidate
Mac Browser Camino 2 Gets A Release Candidate
When it was revealed that Mike Pinkerton , the lead developer for the Mozilla’s Mac-based Camino web browser was moving over to Google to take charge of building Chrome for Mac, there was some concern that Camino would be neglected. Pinkerton assured development on Camino would continue, ...
Google Chrome Blog: Bookmark sync and more speed in the latest beta release
Google Chrome Blog: Bookmark sync and more speed in the latest beta release
chrome.blogspot.com — Fresh from a Halloween weekend, we're excited to introduce a brand new beta for Google Chrome, which... includes a few new treats and cool tricks for our users. For those of you who use several computers -- for example, a laptop at work and a desktop at ... (more) Google Chrome Blog: Bookmark sync and more speed in the ...
Exclusive Picture Of Unlaunched Apple Tablet (circa 1990)
Exclusive Picture Of Unlaunched Apple Tablet (circa 1990)
techcrunch.com — Yeah ok it isn’t that Apple Tablet. But this is a picture, taken around 1990, of the... Apple Pen Mac, a little known and never launched Apple tablet project. As far as we can tell there is no other image of this device anywhere on the Internet, and ... (more) Exclusive Picture Of Unlaunched Apple Tablet (circa 1990)
Official Google Blog: Investing in innovation at Google
googleblog.blogspot.com — Eric said during our third quarter earnings call that "innovation is the technological pre-condition for growth." He... was talking about the kind of innovation that's only possible when you can attract and retain the world's finest minds. Some come to ... (more) Official Google Blog: Investing in innovation at Google
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Lightweight Mac browser Camino 2 introduces a release candidate
Download Squad — ... on to block all Flash animations, and then add exceptions the sites whose Flash you actually want to see. Other security features include making use of Google Safe Browsing, which warns you when you're headed for a site that Google has blacklisted for malware or phishing. All-in-all, Camino 2 isn't as feature-packed as Firefox, or as pretty as Safari, but it's lighter than either one (and offers Firefox-equivalent page-load times using Mozilla's Gecko rendering engine). [via TechCrunch] Lightweight Mac browser Camino 2 introduces a release candidate originally ...

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