Microsoft’s Internet Explorer has long remained the top Web browser on the market, but it seems its glory days are long gone. According to StatCounter, a digital analytics site, Google Chrome pulled in 31.88 percent of the world’s Web traffic last week, making it the most popular browser available. IE barely trailed behind with 31.47

Google’s much lauded Chrome Web browser is reportedly set to invade Apple’s biggest stronghold: the iPhone and iPad. According to analyst group Macquarie Equities Research, Google is preparing to declare an all-out browser war by bringing a mobile version of Chrome to Apple’s devices later this year, possibly as soon as Q2. The significance of

If you’re among the masses of Android 4.0 users currently swimming in Google’s Chrome for Android Beta, then you’ll be glad to know that an update is now available for Google’s in-house mobile browser. In response to user feedback, Google has added the following enhancements: You can now request the desktop version of a website,

If you’re an active member of your nearest hacking community, put your skills to the test in Google’s upcoming “Pwnium” competition. The search-giant announced on Monday it will once again sponsor rewards for anyone who can come up with Chrome exploits at the CanSecWest security conference March 7 – 9. Users who demonstrate a “Full

One of the advantages Android has over iOS, in my opinion, is that it features support for USB game controllers, allowing users to plug in a control pad and play their favorite titles just as they would on their console. It’s a feature I think would be a huge success on the iPhone and iPad,

Google has introduced a new tab page to its Chrome web browser that makes it easier to manage your apps and your most-visited sites. The feature comes with version 15 of Google Chrome, which was released earlier today. As the video demonstrates, you can now navigate between different sections of the page using the tabs

If you haven’t already used the Google Chrome web browser, I highly recommend you try it out. It’s a fantastic web browser — so good, in fact, that it has now attracted over 200 million downloads. Google’s CEO Larry Page announced the news during an earnings calls this week, and also noted that there are

Google TV has been available in the U.S. since October of last year, but it hasn’t exactly been a huge success — fighting mixed reviews and ugly sales figures. But despite this, Google still has plans to launch the service in other territories, and according to one report, it will be gracing living rooms in

The numbers for July of which Web browsers are winning the current browser wars shows a dark horse coming up on the outside that no one seems to be watching very closely. Lets take a look at the chart for this month and see how it stacks up against the previous. All measurements are according

The numbers are in for June of which Web browsers were leading the way for the month, and once again Google Chrome cracked through another barrier. Lets take a look at the chart for this month and see how it stacks up against the previous. All measurements are according to NetMarketshare. It was just last

The numbers are in for May of which Web browsers were leading the way for the month, and there was a surprising shift in which browser showed the most growth. Lets take a look at the chart for this month and see how it stacks up against the previous. All measurements are according to NetMarketshare.

The numbers are in for April of which Web browsers were leading the way for the month, and there was a surprising shift in which browser showed the most growth. Lets take a look at the chart for this month and see how it stacks up against the previous. All measurements are according to NetMarketshare.

First the Flip video camera line, and now Flock? It seems the technosphere is doing some Spring cleaning, as the social browser has now become the latest innovation to land on the defunct pile. The notice that went out today, which stated that support will be discontinued starting April 26, 2011, urged users to migrate

The numbers are in for March of which Web browsers were leading the way for the month, and there were a few surprising shifts in the percentages. Lets take a look at the chart for this month and see how it stacks up against the previous.  All measurements are according to NetMarketshare. Is there any thing that can

After a seemingly endless round of beta releases, Mozilla has officially launched its Firefox 4 browser.  Not surprisingly, the non-profit company promises that Firefox 4 is the best version yet of its software, and it better be as the company is quickly losing some ground in its share of the browser market. Mozilla is promising

Internet Explorer 9 is finally available in final form to the general public, and we’re pleased to say that it represents a big leap forward for Microsoft’s web browser. We know that many of you readers have gotten turned off to IE in recent years (and understandably so) but Internet Explorer is suddenly a lot

The numbers are in for Feb. of which Web browsers were leading the way for the month, and there were a few surprising shifts in the percentages. Lets take a look at the chart for this month and see how it stacks up against the previous.  All measurements are according to NetMarketshare. Chrome Firefox Internet Explorer Opera

Google Chrome has started off the year with a bang, cracking 10 percent of the browser market for the first time ever. Lets take a look at the chart for this month as well as looking at how it stacks up to the beginning and end of last year.  All measurements are according to NetMarketshare. Chrome Firefox

The Dec. 2010 report for browser market share is out, and once again Google Chrome blew the doors off of everyone else, while Internet Explorer hit yet another new low for the year. Lets take a look at the chart so far for this year according to the measurements of NetMarketshare. Chrome Firefox Internet Explorer

The Dec. 2010 report for browser market share is out, and once again Google Chrome blew the doors off of everyone else, while Internet Explorer hit yet another new low for the year. Lets take a look at the chart so far for this year according to the measurements of NetMarketshare. Chrome Firefox Internet Explorer

The November report for browser market share is out, and once again it’s a month of incredible growth for Google Chrome while Internet Explorer hits a new low for the year. Lets take a look at the chart so far for this year according to the measurements of NetMarketshare. Chrome Firefox Internet Explorer Opera Safari

The Google Chrome OS was announced on July 7, 2009, but since then there has only been dribs and drabs of information about what it would do, when it would come out and what it might cost.  While we didn’t get detailed answers to all of these points, we certainly know more than we have

The October report for browser market share is out, and once again it’s a month of incredible growth for Google Chrome while Internet Explorer hits a new low for the year. Lets take a look at the chart so far for this year according to the measurements of NetMarketshare. Chrome Firefox Internet Explorer Opera Safari

The September report for browser market share is out, and I’m not really sure what to make of it as the big release of the Internet Explorer beta seems to have had zero impact. Lets take a look at the chart so far for this year according to the measurements of NetMarketshare. Chrome Firefox Internet

Well, that didn’t last long.  After two months of regaining some of its slipping market share, Microsoft’s oft-derided Internet Explorer browser resumed its downward spiral.  True, it only fell .34 percent, but considering this was the second largest move of the month, it is very worth noting. Lets take a look at the chart so