Showing posts with label Chrome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chrome. Show all posts

Wednesday, 6 December 2023

Lenovo Introduces the New Chromebox Micro

Lenovo announced its new Chromebox Micro media player, an ultra-thin (and affordable?) device running with ChromeOS.

Press release, here.



 

Tuesday, 15 February 2011

Today's links: New Chrome extension, Facebook web dominance, e-marketing and leadership

New Chrome extension: block sites from Google’s web search results
Google has launched one of its first experiments aimed at fighting back against content farms, asking the public to help identify the worst offenders.

Facebook's Web of Frenemies
Facebook Inc.'s growing ambitions are redrawing battle lines in Silicon Valley.
As the seven-year-old company ramps up its hiring and adds new features to its social network, it is disrupting the businesses of established companies like Yahoo Inc. and Google Inc. and putting even more Internet firms on notice

Stop Treating Consumers Like Liabilities, Start Treating Them Like People
Consumerist Offers Tips on How to Hold on to Unhappy Customers and Win New Ones; First: Stop Being Such a Jerk

Do We Need Leaders?
Like millions of others, we have been thrilled and terrified by the unexpected and unprecedented news coming out of Egypt in recent weeks.

Consumer Privacy And Marketers: Let's Talk Terms
The marketing and privacy discussion is full of complex issues being conflated in similar ways.
Most marketers are interested in data that gives them a better understanding of their audiences overall.
“Privacy” itself may mean not collecting unneccessary data, or collecting data and sharing it only with companies that the consumer specifies.

Tuesday, 9 September 2008

How to use Google Bookmarks with Chrome

You may have been testing Chrome, the brand new browser from Google. And you may have questioned yourself how to sync Chrome bookmarks with Google Bookmarks.... That is not yet possible but you can use a bookmarklet to access your data on Google Bookmarks, in Google Chrome.

Sounds nice and is ready to use on Google Chrome help center.