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A video first look at Chrome, Josh Lowensohn, Webware (Sept 3) Don't want to install Chrome yet? Watch the video. It demos the following: # Tab dragging off the browser and back in # The omnibar search box/address bar # Customized start page # Incognito/"porn" mode

Google's new web browser, Chrome, may have a sneaky advantage over other programs, observes Forbes.com reporter Klaus Kneale: Normally when I'm installing something on my work computer, I’m forced to call the company tech department. They have to take remote...

Google is smart and oh-so-sly. The company released Chrome, its I'm-gonna-be-in-beta-for-years browser and everyone's writing about it. (I saw eight articles on PC World alone yesterday.) For example, one article said Chrome grabbed a bunch of users in short...

A lot has been written about Google’s new web browser Chrome over the past few days. Given the central importance of the browser to user experience, the introduction of Chrome is one of the most interesting, exciting and ominous developments in Internet history.

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In the wake of the recent malvertising attacks where malicious flash ads were appearing at trusted web sites, evidence from multiple vendors and researchers indicates that spammers and malware authors have once again switched tactics, and are one again abusing legitimate services such as Google’s Picasa and ImageShack.

A portable version of Google Chrome is has been made available for download by the German blogger Carsten. This portable version of Chrome can run directly from your USB Key, provided you have a Windows PC. Like most portable applications, it needs no installation and places all your user settings into the same folder of your USB drive.

After launching Google Chrome, Google went ahead to create Chromium, an open source project that intends to give a strong background to the Chrome browser. This project is Google’s move to creating a Web Community (Firefox-Style) made of builders, testers to better support Chrome.

Here's today's column from MediaPost. It's my last Online Spin, at least for now, as next Tuesday I'll return to the Search Insider, my home in the trades since June 2004. As always, wherever the columns run you can catch them here. Google’s Heavy Mettle With Chrome And Picasa Tuesday was a fun day for mixing business with pleasure.

Apple calls it “Private Browsing.”Microsoft calls it “InPrivate.” Google’s new Chrome browser calls it “Incognito.” And yes, practically everyone else calls it “Porn Mode.” Chrome’s launch on Tuesday confirmed a new feature as a must-have in Web-browsing software: a cloak of invisibility that hides the user’s path around the Web.