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Spreadsheets aren't just for accountants and business folk, they're actually quite useful for everyone, and with the free, web-based Google Docs spreadsheet tool, they're easy to create too. In this short video, tech expert Dave Taylor will show you some of the basics of adding columns and rows, rearranging content and customizing the appearance of your spreadsheet, all without downloading a single file. It's easy! Keywords: spreadsheets...  

Yesterday we saw the dropping of the first Android-based Chrome browser, made specifically to work with Android devices with version 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and higher working on them. Today we’re seeing an update of Chrome for desktop computers (the web browser, not the operating system) which integrates the functionality of the mobile release perfectly, [...]  

Google Docs emulates traditional application menus, but unlike desktops apps, in the past it hasn’t supported common shortcuts such as Alt-F for the File menu. However, that option now works — but only for Chrome users. The File menu habit is so ingrained that even Microsoft abandoned the Start-styled ‘Office button’ on the Ribbon in Office in favour of a File menu. So it&# ...  

Our API directory now includes 97 cloud APIs. The newest is the Yubikey API. The most popular, in terms of mashups, is the Twilio API. We list 335 Twilio mashups. Below you'll find some more stats from the directory, including the entire list of cloud APIs.  

Google has released a beta version of Chrome for Android that is available now in the Android Market. The app is initially being made available only for phones and tablets running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, according to a post on the Google Chrome blog.  

Google's Chrome web browser has finally launched for the Android smartphone platform. The long-awaited arrival comes in public Beta for smartphones and tablets currently using Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. That means very few Android users are going to ...  

Desktop browser gets mobile version Yesterday Google announced a beta version of Chrome for Android. As Chrome fans on the PC, we were keen to test it so we grabbed a copy. The beta software is compatible only with Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0) so we're testing it on the Galaxy Nexus. Perhaps the question that sprang to our minds when we first heard there was a version of Google Chrome for Android was...  

The beta channel for Google Chrome has been updated to version 18.0.1025.11. The current build is available for all supported platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux, and Chrome Frame) and among the most notable changes is enabling 3D content for older GPUs.  

Google Chrome, one of the most popular web browsers on computers, is now available for Android mobile devices. The catch is that it is only available for Android devices running Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS). If you have an older operating system, you will have to sit on the sidelines for this one. Now that the [...]  

Android Market Today Welcomes Microsoft Office OneNote Today, Google Chrome will be officially introduced to the new Ice Cream Sandwich, the latest version of Android. To coincide with this launch form Google, Microsoft is also introducing its Office One note to the Android market. Microsoft OneNote is one of the latest applications to be introduced in the Office suite that let PC users make quick notes and do to list that can be used as...  

The default web browser on Android phones and tablets uses the same WebKit rendering engine as the Google Chrome web browser for desktop and laptop computers. But it’s not Chrome. But today Google has launched the first version of Chrome for Android.  

but it also features seamless sign-in and sync so you can take your personalised web browsing experience with you wherever you go, across devices," read a statement from Google. Chrome is now available in Beta from Android Market as a free download.  

"We have offered the new Safe Browsing features to Mozilla in the past, so to say that we are holding back this functionality is inaccurate. From our conversations, our understanding is that Mozilla is still waiting for more data from Google ...  

About a year after sabdboxing Flash Player in Google Chrome, Adobe takes the steps towards bringing the same technology to Mozilla Firefox. Indeed, they released a public beta for Flash Player sandbox, also known as “Flash Player Protected Mode ...  

Noticed on a wider scale today, Google has begun integrating Google+ updates from official brand pages within search results. The brand page updates are tied to the official URL of the company and up to two recent entries from the brand page appear within the results. Users viewing the search results can add the page to their circles if they have a Google+ profile. They can also click on the ...