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Google's 'Chrome Racer' brings slot car fun to multiple mobiles

With race tracks split across a number of devices, and announced during the Google I/O conference, slot car game "Chrome Racer" is a showcase for the Chrome web browser on mobiles and tablets. Once the Chrome browser is up and running, and each Android or iOS device has navigated its way to chrome.com/racer (or via the shortcode g.co/racer), Google does the rest and plots a track across the assembled screens.

Google's 'Chrome Racer' brings slot car fun to multiple mobiles

With race tracks split across a number of devices, and announced during the Google I/O conference, slot car game "Chrome Racer" is a showcase for the Chrome web browser on mobiles and tablets. Once the Chrome browser is up and running, and each Android or iOS device has navigated its way to chrome.com/racer (or via the shortcode g.co/racer), Google does the rest and plots a track across the assembled screens.

Google's 'Chrome Racer' brings slot car fun to multiple mobiles

With race tracks split across a number of devices, and announced during the Google I/O conference, slot car game "Chrome Racer" is a showcase for the Chrome web browser on mobiles and tablets. Once the Chrome browser is up and running, and each Android or iOS device has navigated its way to chrome.com/racer (or via the shortcode g.co/racer), Google does the rest and plots a track across the assembled screens.

Google's 'Chrome Racer' brings slot car fun to multiple mobiles

With race tracks split across a number of devices, and announced during the Google I/O conference, slot car game "Chrome Racer" is a showcase for the Chrome web browser on mobiles and tablets. Once the Chrome browser is up and running, and each Android or iOS device has navigated its way to chrome.com/racer (or via the shortcode g.co/racer), Google does the rest and plots a track across the assembled screens.

Don't type, just talk: Google search is listening

The next generation of Google's search engine is looking for a little conversation. If further proof were needed that the keyboard's days are numbered as a means of inputting information into a computer, Google has just provided it with the latest updates to its search engine, which will be rolling out as part of an update to its Chrome web browser later this year.

Don't type, just talk: Google search is listening

The next generation of Google's search engine is looking for a little conversation. If further proof were needed that the keyboard's days are numbered as a means of inputting information into a computer, Google has just provided it with the latest updates to its search engine, which will be rolling out as part of an update to its Chrome web browser later this year.

Don't type, just talk: Google search is listening

The next generation of Google's search engine is looking for a little conversation. If further proof were needed that the keyboard's days are numbered as a means of inputting information into a computer, Google has just provided it with the latest updates to its search engine, which will be rolling out as part of an update to its Chrome web browser later this year.

Google's Android chief Andy Rubin steps down

By Gerry Shih and Edwin Chan SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Andy Rubin, the architect of Android, the world's top-selling mobile operating system, has decided to step down as Google Inc combines mobile software divisions under one roof, the company said on Wednesday.

Google introduces deluxe touch-screen laptop

Washington, Feb 22 (EFE).- Internet giant Google rolled out its latest laptop computer, Chromebook Pixel, which features a 12-inch touchscreen and what the company says is the highest-resolution screen of any laptop. Like all Google hardware, the Pixel runs the Chrome operating system. With a starting price of $1,300, the new machine will compete with Apple's MacBook Air. The Chromebook Pixel offers twice the number of pixels as the screen on a standard HD television and is relies on the remote-storage capabilities of Google's cloud.

Google challenges Apple with high-end laptop

Google on Thursday unveiled a touch-screen notebook computer designed for high-end PC users, throwing down a gauntlet for Apple and its MacBooks. Google said its Chromebook Pixel computers blending tablet and laptop technology, boasting heavyweight Intel chips and screens tailored for rich graphics were released in the United States and Britain, starting at $1,299.
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