Google Translate says 'Hola!' to Chrome

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Google Translate says 'Hola!' to Chrome

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May 25, 2013

CNET Social Tech

The latest Chrome beta for Android integrates Google Translate support directly into the browser, just like it does with its desktop counterpart.

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Chrome gets a touch faster

Faster browsing and better offline support for some Web apps kick off the stable version of Chrome 27.

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Adobe unplugs Creative Cloud sync tool during transition

The company apologizes after an Instability forces it to take the preview version of a synchronization tool offline earlier than expected. The service syncs files on mobile devices, the Web, and PCs.

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Google Translate now serves 200 million people daily

The company breaks down language barriers a billion times a day, it reveals at Google I/O. On the to-do list: real-time conversation translation.

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Google cuts network usage by terabytes by switching to WebP

Google is happy enough with WebP to spread it across the company, including the Google+ app on Android. Also: new features coming to WebP.

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Future Firefox takes tougher stance on mixed content

Mozilla might be fine with mixed company, but it's not fond of mixed content. A new tool to block unsecured content on secure sites makes its debut in the latest update to Firefox Aurora.

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