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Translate web pages more easily with the new Google Translate Chrome Extension

Wednesday, October 15, 2014

[Cross-posted on the Google Translate blog]

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A simpler, faster way to use Hangouts on your desktop

Thursday, October 9, 2014

Hangouts Chrome App

Keep the conversation going, without taking over your desktop. More app, less Chrome.Voice calling from your desktop. Hangouts dialerHangouts Chrome AppHangouts Chrome extensionHangouts Help Center

Turn your TV screen into a beautiful backdrop

Wednesday, October 8, 2014

Your favorite photo albums from Google+

Amazing artwork from galleries and museums around the world via the Google Cultural Institute

News and lifestyle images from The New York Times, The Guardian, Saveur and more (U.S. only)

Satellite imagery of some of the hardest-to-reach places on Earth from Google Maps

and even more beautiful photos from the Google+ community

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Now casting: WATCH Disney Channel, Twitch, iHeart Radio and DramaFever for Chromecast

Tuesday, September 16, 2014

WATCH DisneyWATCH Disney JuniorWATCH Disney XDGirl Meets World, Doc McStuffins,Star Wars RebelsiHeartRadioTwitchDramaFeverWATCH ABCNPR Onechromecast.com/apps

Posted by Jennifer Wasson, Chromecast partnerships

First set of Android apps coming to a Chromebook near you

Thursday, September 11, 2014

Duolingo - a fun and free way to learn a new language before your next trip

Evernote - write, collect and find what matters to you, with a full-size keyboard and touchscreen

Sight Words - a delightful way for you to help improve your child's reading skills

Vine - create short, beautiful, looping videos in a simple and fun way

announced earlier this summer at Google I/Otell us which of your favorite Android apps

This time it's personal

Thursday, August 28, 2014

Anyone who’s argued over the TV remote knows that sharing a living room doesn’t mean you want to share everything else. The same is true on the web. So in the latest Chrome beta, we're exploring a new way for you to share your computer without sharing your business.

Get started by clicking on “You” in the upper right corner of your Chrome window and then clicking “Sign in to Chrome.” You’ll be able to switch devices and pick up where you left off with all of your tabs, bookmarks, and history automatically kept in sync. If you share a computer, click "Switch person" to add your profile and get your own bookmarks, apps, and theme. Switching lets you keep your stuff separate.

With the new “Guest mode,” you can let others use Chrome without letting them see your stuff. And after they’ve closed out their tabs, their browsing information is deleted from your computer as well. To enable Guest mode, click on You (or your name if you’ve signed in) > Switch person > Browse as Guest.

Here's to no more login tango or making friends open incognito tabs. Happy (shared) browsing!
Posted by Roger Tawa, your personal Chrome Engineer

That’s not the download you’re looking for...

Thursday, August 14, 2014

[Cross-posted on the Google Online Security Blog]Safe Browsing

As always, be careful and make sure you trust the source when downloading software. Check out these tips to learn how you can stay safe on the web.

Posted by Moheeb Abu Rajab, Staff Engineer, Google Security

Chrome Blog

Translate web pages more easily with the new Google Translate Chrome Extension

A simpler, faster way to use Hangouts on your desktop

Turn your TV screen into a beautiful backdrop

Now casting: WATCH Disney Channel, Twitch, iHeart Radio and DramaFever for Chromecast

First set of Android apps coming to a Chromebook near you

This time it's personal

That’s not the download you’re looking for...

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