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In depth: Google’s Australian eBookstore
Yesterday Darryl took a look at Google’s new eBookstore. Today he takes a more in-depth look at the service, and what it means for Australians
Read More »Google Australia show off Chromebooks at Apps events
Google Australia has recently begun promoting its Chrome OS platform to Australian business representatives attending the company’s Apps seminars
Read More »Sydney to host Google Developer Day, November 8
Google has confirmed that Sydney will play host to this year’s Australian Google Developer Day, with more details expected to be revealed in the coming weeks
Read More »Google prepares Australian support for the Chrome Web Store
Google has revealed Australian support for the Chrome Web Store isn’t far away, with developer support for localisations added on Friday. The Chrome Web Store launched to much fanfare late last year, allowing those
Read More »Australian Google Chrome Web Store and Chrome OS coming 2011
By now you’ve probably heard the news that as of this morning Google have opened their Web Store for Google Chrome applications and that a special, limited Chrome OS device will be sent out
Read More »Google reveals their first Chrome OS netbook, the CR-48
Google has debuted their first Chrome OS netbook to get the OS into the hands of developers and consumers as soon as possible. Samsung and Acer will begin selling Chrome OS netbooks mid 2011,
Read More »Google Chrome OS: the details
Google says its upcoming Chrome OS is “nothing but the web” and will be available in Q1 2011. In typical Google fashion — a company obsessed by speed — it’s very fast to get
Read More »Google Chrome Web Store available later today with 500 launch apps
Google has confirmed it’s Web Store for applications will be available later today with 500 launch apps. Submissions for applications from developers opened earlier this year, with applications available from companies including New York
Read More »Google Chrome now has 120M users, new features demoed
Google has just revealed at its Chrome event in San Francisco that the browser is now used by more than 120 million users, up from 70 million earlier in the year with a number
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