Microsoft has finally confirmed a report that has been making the headlines for several days already: Microsoft Edge will switch to the Chromium engine in the next Windows 10 feature updates. In an announcement...
News of Microsoft switching to Chromium for Microsoft Edge browser comes as a big surprise given all the effort the software giant has put into getting EdgeHTML right. And while the transition does make...
Earlier this week, it was reported that Microsoft would be basing their next browser on the same Chromium base used by Google Chrome. Today, Microsoft has stepped in to clarify that Edge, the Windows...
One of the key features of Chrome OS is its built-in search capabilities (Google is a search engine company, after all), which can show you web results in addition to matching apps. Now this...
Google has released a new version of its browser, and while the updated feature lineup includes several new goodies, the focus this time is clearly on the security the app can provide to users....
The browser market pretty much comes down to Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox, at least on the desktop, while on mobile the battle involves several other names, including Samsung’s Internet browser and Apple’s Safari....
Following the Mac, Windows, and Linux release, Chrome 71 is now rolling out to Android. On the security front, the browser will block ads on persistently offending sites. There are also other user protections against...
The privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo conducted a study during June 2018 which allowed it to take a closer look at the way Google is editorializing the search results for its logged in, logged out, and...
The latest version of Google Chrome is rolling out today for Mac, Windows, and Linux. On desktops, Chrome 71 introduces a number of features that developers can take advantage of, while the browser will now block abusive ads...
If you’re a regular Android Auto user, you probably know that updating the application is quite a risky thing to do, as many of the new versions released by Google are far from polished....
