Celebrating the successes and mourning the failures of the last ten years.

Last week I was once again honored to find myself interviewing one of the greatest tech journalists in the world: Walt MossBergPuppet. Given his animosity toward TechCrunch's Michael Arrington, I was ...

Google's free GPS app could revolutionize the navigation market, but it needs some polishing.

DigiTimes is reporting that Acer plans to launch a Google Chrome OS netbook in the second half of 2010, a project that's been in development since mid-2009. Considering that the Acer Aspire One D250 i...

This cross-platform bookmark and password syncing application is one you shouldn't be without.

Before last week, many tech journalists had been waiting impatiently for a first look at Google Chrome like tweens standing in line to see Twilight: New Moon. Unfortunately, some tech critics were jus...

Ever since we saw Google's webcast yesterday, we've been dying to try an early version of Google Chrome for ourselves. Google released the source code, but not an install disc or file, so we had no id...

It's not every day that a company attempts to reinvent computing, and yet that's exactly what Google is trying to accomplish with its Chrome OS, which the search giant says will find a home in netbook...

Today, Google set techie tongues wagging when it showed the first demo of its highly-anticipated Chrome OS, during a Webcast and press conference. Confused by all the hype? Don't be.