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Originally released in August 2001 shortly after Microsoft's most prominent operating system, Windows XP, Internet Explorer v6 was used by 99 out of 100 surfers in its early heyday.
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Google Chrome is now the second most popular Web browser worldwide, just edging out Mozilla's Firefox in worldwide adoption in November.
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Speaking at CompuTex Taipei, Asia's biggest IT trade show, Google VP of product management Sundar Pichai said Google is planning to release its Chrome operating system this fall. The OS will be free and is set to take on Microsoft Windows.
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Google kicked off its annual web developers conference, Google I/O, in San Francisco yesterday featuring more than 5,000 developers and 80 presentations.
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Google’s Gmail and Calendar support for Internet Explorer 6 are going to be suspended late in 2010, according to a company statement.
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On Nov. 19, Google released the source code for the Chrome OS, its operating system based on the Linux kernel and working through a browser window interface.
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Google, after a rather coy interlude, have demonstrated the new Chrome operating system for the first time. It’s fast, loads quickly, and isn’t apps-cluttered. Its initial version will be for netbooks and their solid state drives.
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This morning, Google cofounder Sergey Brin and CEO Eric Schmidt spoke with a dozen reporters in New York about many Google-related topics, from recent Gmail outages to hiring new staffers to the proposed resettlement on its books archive.
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No, Google’s Chrome is not designed to knock Microsoft off its intimidating market perch. It’s a signal that the next big thing in computing lies in a direction that Microsoft hasn’t really planned for
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Google has overnight released an upgrade to its Chrome web browser, bringing speed and a few new features to the table in the fight against competitors such as Mozilla's Firefox and Microsoft's Internet Explorer.
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Google launches the Android version of its Chrome browser but without Flash support. This and more in this week's tech news.
 Google is again offering cash prizes for hackers who can find security holes in its Chrome browser during an annual conference in Vancouver this March.
 Hackers found and exploited two previously unknown security flaws in Google Chrome browser at a Vancouver IT security conference this week — the first time the browser has succumbed in such competitions.
Google releases a mobile version of its Chrome browser.
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