Recently Google has announced the release of Metro version of Chrome browser that will run in both the Metro and desktop environments on Windows 8. If you have installed the latest Chrome Dev release on Windows 8, you will notice that the browser is now opening in Metro mode (if you set it as your default browser and run from Metro).
Since its launch, Google Drive, Google’s cloud storage service has been making the rounds on the Internet with 5GB of free storage space and several other outstanding features like offline access, support for third party apps, and more. Here is how to access your Google Drive files offline (without an internet connection) from any PC you wish.
Google has launched its cloud storage and sync service Google Drive with 5GB of free storage space. Google Drive lets you upload and access all of your files, including videos, photos, Docs, PDFs, etc securely from anywhere on your computer or Android device. In addition, you can share your files with exactly whom you want and edit them together, from any device.
You have heard about Google’s new single privacy policy for all its services. From March 1, 2012, most Google services and products will come under a single privacy policy. You no longer will be a Gmail, Google+, YouTube, or Google Docs user, but a Google account holder. Many users consider this new change will give them a better and personalized Google experience, and few preferring their accounts not to be linked. What will be that, would you like to delete all your Google search history and web history before March 1? If so, here is how it is.
The world’s favorite search engine Google has become an integral part of our daily life. It is mainly because, it helps us to easily find whatever we wish for on the web. Besides it providing easy access to billions of web pages, it has some less-known features that are incredibly useful and yet not all that widely used. Some of them are listing below.
There are lots of ways to make the popular browser Google Chrome even faster and smarter. ChromeVis is one such add-on by Google, which enhances the accessibility of Chrome by magnifying any selected text on a webpage. It helps users reduce their eyestrain when reading any webpage.