Daring Fireball Linked List: Analyst Says Google Chrome Is Coming to iOS
yesterday by nicoladagostino
[...] App Store rules don’t allow third-party software runtimes. Yes, Chrome for the desktop is based on WebKit, but it’s Google’s own fork of WebKit, and Google’s own JavaScript engine. Chrome for iOS would have to use iOS’s system standard WebKit, and the slower non-Nitro JavaScript engine.
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iphonemag
yesterday by nicoladagostino
The Story of Send
yesterday by jessewagstaff
Take a journey through Google's data centers by following an email along its path.
google
animation
art
presentation
webdesign
yesterday by jessewagstaff
Jenni Lee se come una anaconda bicolor
yesterday by mypublicme
Jenni Lee se come una anaconda bicolor, on OrgasmatrixPornostars
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google
reader
yesterday by mypublicme
The Immobile Web >> Jason Grigsby
yesterday by guardiantech
Slides from a presentation by Jason Grigsby about smart TV. The key problem with Smart TV right now: you can't know whether or what you're supplying content to.
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google
googletv
yesterday by guardiantech
Google working on Chrome Web browser for iOS - report
yesterday by nicoladagostino
The launch of Chrome for iOS on the App Store could be as soon as this quarter, according to Macquarie Equities Research (via GigaOm). Its debut is seen as igniting a modern browser war on mobile devices, similar to the "Browser Wars" of the late 1990s between Internet Explorer and Netscape.
All third-party browsers for iOS must be based on WebKit, Apple's open source browser engine. The existing versions of Google Chrome, available for Mac, Windows and Android, are already based on the WebKit layout engine.
Macquarie analyst Ben Schachter said Chrome for PCs has been a "home run" for Google, as it has "significantly" reduced desktop traffic acquisition costs for the search giant.
He expects that Google will launch a major marketing campaign to hype the debut of Chrome for iOS.
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All third-party browsers for iOS must be based on WebKit, Apple's open source browser engine. The existing versions of Google Chrome, available for Mac, Windows and Android, are already based on the WebKit layout engine.
Macquarie analyst Ben Schachter said Chrome for PCs has been a "home run" for Google, as it has "significantly" reduced desktop traffic acquisition costs for the search giant.
He expects that Google will launch a major marketing campaign to hype the debut of Chrome for iOS.
yesterday by nicoladagostino
Google in Africa: It’s a hit >> The Economist
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business
google
monopoly
yesterday by guardiantech
Faster downloading speeds have helped make Google’s YouTube video-viewing more popular. Young urban Africans organise YouTube parties. The company is also trying to help African governments digitise information and make it freely available to their citizens. Many rulings in the higher courts of Ghana, for instance, are going online.</p><p>
Yet critics complain that Google is buying up enormous amounts of virgin digital land in Africa at virtually no cost. Within a couple of decades, without the regulatory oversight of the African Union or African governments, they say, Africa’s internet life will be almost entirely in hock to the Google giant. Even the company’s decision to go slow on seeking profits from Africa by offering cheap deals has been attacked by African would-be rivals, which say that such tactics are only extending Google’s unfair advantage.
yesterday by guardiantech
How Gmail Works on Devour.com
yesterday by rufous
Google's The Story of Send gives an animated crash course on how each Gmail message is delivered.
data_centres
google
gmail
devour
yesterday by rufous
Gmvault: gmail backup
yesterday by evansthompson
Use the full sync mode to backup your entire gmail account in a unique directory. Your email backup repository can then be easily tar and moved from one machine to the other
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software
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app
yesterday by evansthompson