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First Images of Google Chrome (193)
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Google quickly removed a lot of materials today around Chrome as news leaked about tomorrow’s release. But a few readers were able to grab a a screen shot they were removed. We’ll upload more materials as they become available. Crunch Network: MobileCrunch Mobile Gadgets and Applications, Delivered Daily.Shared by aaron (124) adam (1031) Adam Fuhrer (85) Adam Maldonado (155) Aelle (45) Akhmad Fathonih (8) Alan Plante (3) Aleksander (5) Alex (17) Amer (9) Andre (6) Andrew (4) Andrew (47) Andrew Hughes (32) Arne (10) arshad (41) Arslan Zahid (76) assbach (33) b r a n d o n m c c a l l (14) Babychen Mathew (359) Ben (90) Ben Jacob (25) Ben S (40) Benedict Lee Zhi En (198) Benjamin (1118) Brandon (65) Brandon Ball (27) Brandon Quintana (6) Brian (4) Brian Cuban (1084) Brian Tiede (1) Brooke Adcox (9) Bruce (13) Buzzworkers (23) Bwood42 (8) Cai Chen (1016) Caleb (8) Caleb Brown (10) CaptainGrapes (4) cbsmith (41) Ceyhun AKSAN (9) Chad Smith (28) Chrigu (12) chris (5) Chris Ryall (19) Clay (3) Cody Carreras (12) Cvent (6) Damien (17) Dan (36) daniel (12) Daniel Monzelowsky (6) Dave (29) Dave (36) Dave (29) Dave Koss (42) David (8) david miron (129) Dennis (9) Derek (33) Digg Boss (641) Dimitar D (37) dobata (366) Dobi (17) docbaily (33) DOCBook Howto (124) Doug Funny (68) DrBaher (6) Drew Olanoff (144) Dylan Thomas (52) Enzo (4) Erwin Tang Yew Hon (52) evo (11) FVT or FVTer (21) GaB (5) gavoweb (8) GilesVG (19) Goktug (16) Gregor (18) guy (626) Harold (21) Hervey (18) hikikomori (68) Hoder Jensen (6) Huichul Yang (1) hunikal (21) Inthenameofmine (406) Isaac (38) Ispirato (52) izensun (5) Jade (8) James Fuller (20) Jamie McGibbon (85) Jay (8) Jay Bandoy (48) Jeff Rasmussen (11) João Lima (11) Joe (8) Joffrey (24) John Roling (13) jonn (8) Josh (6) Josh (17) JPowers (39) Jun Labao (17) Justin Copeland (5) Justin Reid (6) Kabren Levinson (27) Keith (11) Kevin (32) Kevin (3) kiran (68) kmohr25 (22) Kurt Vermeersch (12) Lane Montgomery (12) Leena (1089) leo (15) Marcel (25) Mario Hemsley (9) Matt Hines (9) Matthew Turnbull (23) Michael Religioso (25) Mike F (461) Mike Nayyar (199) mock (6) Mr. BabyMan (366) Mr. Seaver (14) mrshl (10) NerdyMarketer (8) Nigel Eccles (147) Nihar (21) Niko (4) Nikollas Ordway (70) njhuar (47) noel (16) Omar Abid (200) Otháner Kasiyas (29) Paul (21) Paul Jacobson (15) Paul Spoerry (68) PoliticalNetNews (101) Prashanth (14) Primoz (17) Ralph Poole (20) Ram (91) Rami Taibah (478) Rey Ramos (8) Ricardo.Borelli (9) Rich (37) rkalajian (47) Role (54) Ron (9) Rose (174) Sai Gudigundla (9) Sam Lesher (11) sarahintampa (98) Sean Victory (36) Sebastian Werner (18) Shankar Ganesh (66) Sharjeel (34) Shawn (18) Sigalon (36) small (22) smue (3) Stefano Salvatori (1) Stuart (35) Syng Shin (126) ta2 (5) Tal Siach (474) teh roflmaoer (18) Terrence (2) tharik (36) Thinh (198) Thomas Kjær Nielsen (4) Timothy (417) timothyt (65) TO-Double-D (26) Tom (8) Trindade (40) Tsuyoshi Hanakata (10) Tyson Williams (58) Vipul (42) Wesley Donehue (231) Wyctim (33) xxdesmus (71) yoshy (339) Zahra HB (82) Zak M. (618) zapnap (34) zer0ck (93) zuzur (9) 目录 (9)- izensun said: 好酷阿!
- Ricardo.Borelli said: Feio, não? o.O
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Meet Chrome, Google’s Windows Killer (115)
onMake no mistake. The cute comic book and the touchy-feely talk about user experience is little more than a coat of paint on top of a monumental hatred of Microsoft. Chrome, the Webkit-based Google browser that launches tomorrow at Google.com/chrome, will give them a real foothold on the desktop and way more control over how web applications perform. They’ve built their own Javascript engine despite the fact that Webkit already has one. This should make ...Shared by Aaron (25) aaron (124) Adam (17) Aeh310 (10) Ahmed (62) Alex (17) Alex Ryan (17) Allen Thompson (14) Amihai (24) Amit Panhale (8) anand (5) Andrew Girdwood (33) Angelito (6) b r a n d o n m c c a l l (14) Benedict Lee Zhi En (198) Benjamin (9) brianhoch (6) broepke (19) charlie anzman (114) Chris Nixon (20) cloneofsnake (13) Creeva (41) danliebke (60) Dave (9) Dave (29) Dave (29) Dave Lovely (11) DavidSS (7) Dennis Laumen (18) Derek (20) Derek (33) div_conspiracy (6) dmkinteractive (18) ekaye (13) Eric Atkins (23) evo (11) Gauravonomics (53) Gino (20) Goktug (16) Gothy (17) Grant (21) HollowMarkeD (65) homo superior (14) Hriday (10) Jack (91) Jakob (28) James Forbes Keir (19) Jeff (59) Jeff (51) Jeffrey (26) Jennifer (10) jeremiah (25) Jeroen (4) Jess (7) Jesus (38) Jim (10) Josh (17) Josh (27) Jun Labao (17) Justin LL. (21) Kells Nollenberger (4) Kevin Sablan (32) Leo K (6) Liz (6) ManiacD (30) Marcel (25) Mark (1) Mark Cheverton (2) Marshall Sponder (24) Merlin (4) Michael V (4) mr94 (10) MrT (10) munir (12) Neil B (4) noattention (20) OrchardKeeper (13) Pat (7) Philip Spohn (25) Philou (16) PT (4) Q-BEE (8) Rafael (20) ralph (13) rjhintz (35) Rob Clark (6) Roland Tanglao (66) Role (54) Ron (9) Roseanne (10) Ryan (20) Sandaruwan (16) Scott (1) sczizzo (5) Seth G (44) Sid (19) Sigalon (36) small (22) Stavros (17) Stephen (10) stern (59) Tallin (7) Terrence (2) Tim McAlpine (33) Toby (29) Tomi (8) Tommaso Passi (22) Trindade (40) Vincenzo (59) vlvl (15) Will (16) Woosung (23) Xiaoxing (4) yoshy (339) zapnap (34)Explore read seven notes
- aaron said: it's not a fucking operating system, moron!
- Role said: hört sich irgendwie schon spannend an.wenn man viele von den g-aps benutzt und es einen wirklichen geschwindigkeitsvorteil bringt...werds testen ;)
- Liz said: 发生的还是比想象中的要早一些...然而为虾米是基于WebKit的-.-，为了和Android/iPhone等手提终端全兼容？ Google Gear for Safari也才刚刚发布没几天
- Dave said: Wow! this is pretty incredible I must say! A new web browser from Google, built using WebKit like Safari, but totally different. Wow! ... ok, Wow!
- Trindade said: Is Chrome the Windows Killer?
- Eric Atkins said: When I read the comic about Google Chrome, I determined that Google isn't trying to compete with Internet Explorer and Firefox. They are trying to compete with Windows. Chrome is the beginning of an online operating system.
- broepke said: Okay - Apple has this machine that's really expensive and it surfs the web and runs maybe 1 other application... I'll never use this. Now Google's vision on the other hand. Maybe ;)
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How To Demo Your Startup (Part Two) (87)
onJason Calacanis’ just posted part two of his “how to demo a startup” advice to his email list earlier today. Part one with his initial advice is here. Last week Jason coordinated rehearsal demos at Sequoia Capital for the companies that are launching at TechCrunch50 on September 8-10. He spends a lot of time with each company and gives solid advice for improving the messaging. The full text of Jason’s email is below. You can ...Shared by Adrian (33) Adriana (19) AJ (190) Alan Veeck (10) Ali (31) Andrea (9) Andrew (8) Andrew Boardman (69) Anol (6) AP (3) Austin (3) aviv test (1) Billy Bicket (16) Bob (13) C.K. (134) Chad Stoller (1) CHRISTIAN (23) cleiva (12) Cory Shaw (2) David (2) DC (11) dk (18) dobata (366) Drew Olanoff (144) Fabrice Epelboin (6) giro (10) gjort (7) glaforge (39) Goktug (16) Gommit (28) Haris (27) Hisham (23) iuri (5) Jameson Detweiler (2) Jeff Trexler (4) Jennifer (10) Jeremy Gordinier (9) Jesus (38) Joe (70) Joe Fernandez (7) John Pederson (4) Jonathan (35) jonpape (24) Josh Shabtai (15) Ken (31) Konstantin (6) Kuldeep (1) leo (15) Leo Chen (1) LJ (6) Mahesh (9) Mario (30) Mario Hemsley (9) Moah (10) morgan180 (41) Mudiam (9) Nicholas Mercer (9) noel (16) OGG (5) pankaj (20) Pheelmore (2) plosson (20) Ricardo.Borelli (9) RLivsey (7) Rob Lambert (3) Robert (16) Romie (13) Ryan (2) Ryan (20) Sam (16) Seamus (2) Shankar Ganesh (66) shark (17) Sooz (1) stelabouras (7) Sue (33) tewfiq (36) Toy (3) Trevor Glen (3) Valto (7) wrburgess (4) xp (7) yongwei (3) Yoshigi (18) yoshy (339) Zoram (20) Zsombor (16)Contribute comment
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Is There A Recipe For Success In Mobile App Stores? (19)
onNow that Apple has enjoyed some success with its App Store, smartphone manufacturers are starting to realize that having such a service is a worthwhile endeavor. An App Store with the right ingredients for success not only makes people want to buy the smartphone more than others, but it offers a new revenue-sharing opportunity that could become extremely lucrative. Perhaps that’s why Microsoft’s new store for Windows Mobile 7, called Skymarket, leaked today. And it’s ...Shared by AJ (190) Alex (31) Antti (6) CannonGod (237) Dan (23) eeenmachine (9) Forrest (21) Gauravonomics (53) Goktug (16) JonMoss-theappleofmyi (30) mike3k (31) Omar Abid (200) Pete (19) Phil (49) plosson (20) Robert Scoble (70) Yanting (4) zemlanin (18) 叶春水 (9)
- Forrest said: it will be very interesting to see how apple performs as we progress into the later stages (still a ways off) of this generation of personal computational competition.
- Yanting said: wow this article is just wrong. RIM supports mobile downloads but definitely does not have a single app store. And RIM's SDK is really more powerful than Apple's. can't believe everything on the web huh
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The Vaynerchucks Launch T-Shirt Search Engine PleaseDressMe (35)
onGary Vaynerchuck doesn’t just love a good glass of wine. He also loves a good T-Shirt. The video blogger behind Wine Library TV has just launched a T-Shirt search engine called PleaseDressMe with his brother AJ and Digg lead architect Joe Stump. The site is simple. It lets you search for T-shirts by keyword, tags, color, or price, and returns results from places like Threadless and BustedTees. It is not trying to search all T-shirt ...Shared by Aaron (25) Adam (3) AJ (190) Amihai (24) b-rad (14) CannonGod (237) Chris (6) Chris K (16) Colin (6) dmkinteractive (18) Dominik Lukeš (36) Drew Olanoff (144) Egor (6) Goktug (16) jeev (8) Jeff (8) Kerry (31) Lindsay (15) Maarek Stele (59) Nickname unavailable (4) phil (3) Phil (49) Raanan Avidor (9) Robert Scoble (70) Ryan (24) Ryan Kellett (14) sameer (14) Selwin (25) shark (17) Shawn (19) shawnmor (36) SiRGt (24) tamburix (6) Vedi (10) Wayne (52)Contribute comment
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Seeds Of A Social Network: Blogger Adds New “Following” Feature (42)
onBlogger has announced a new “following” feature that enables members to list themselves as fans of other members’ blogs. By following a set of blogs, your username and avatar will not only show up among other followers in a MyBlogLog-like gadget that can be placed in the sidebars of these blogs. You can also view the latest posts from the blogs you follow in a special feed reader on the Blogger dashboard. Since Blogger is ...Shared by <Super Stevie> (15) A Librarian (6) Aditi (10) Amir (17) Benedict Lee Zhi En (198) bhc3 (54) Brian Carter (8) Daarxide (12) David (14) Do Quang Tu (16) Elroy (22) Eric Herboso (12) fundament (57) Goktug (16) Haisheng Wu (6) Hooman Radfar (9) Jake (0) Jason Richman (2) Jdorfman (19) Joe (102) Jonathan Washburn (3) Josh (5) Jrod (68) kevan (7) Kluzter (19) Krazy (146) ModernBizzle (5) Neil Godfrey (9) Ozgur Alaz, Marketallica (20) Pat (7) Paul Dunay (23) puthali (12) Ryan Kellett (14) Satyajeet (0) Sébastien (11) Seth (12) Shuyi (18) spolay (7) Sue B (19) surftheair (8) Tanath (42) سروش رسولی (15)Explore read four notes
- Jonathan Washburn said: I like this implementation
- bhc3 said: "By following a set of blogs, your username and avatar will not only show up among other followers in a MyBlogLog-like gadget that can be placed in the sidebars of these blogs. You can also view the latest posts from the blogs you follow in a special feed reader on the Blogger dashboard."
- puthali said: interesting...
- Kluzter said: I'm gonna try this one for sure.
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Close Encounters Of The Republican Kind: McCainSpace Relaunches (13)
onWhy is it that both political campaigns feel the need to have their own social networks. Barack Obama has my.barackobama.com and John McCain has McCainSpace, which just relaunched with a new design from KickApps after failing massively on its own. The new McCainSpace design itself is functional enough, giving McCain supporters a central place to discuss election issues via blogs, forums, videos, and photos. But I’m not sure who the site is supposed to appeal ...Shared by Alex (31) Chris (11) Eric Herboso (12) Goktug (16) HollowMarkeD (65) Jeff (51) Jeremy Jarratt (43) Jrod (68) RobertBrown (9) Sigalon (36) Stewtopia (8) tommyp (3) Zac (5)Explore read four notes
- Jeremy Jarratt said: double-yoo tee eff
- Zac said: Wow, just Wow.
- Stewtopia said: This is scary.
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SpeedDate Scores $6 Million For Matchmaking In A Hurry (8)
onOnline dating site SpeedDate has raised $6 million in a Series B funding round led by Menlo Ventures. SpeedDate offers users a series of 3 minute mini-dates, during which they can converse through video, audio, and a chat box. If both partners decide they were a good match when prompted at the end of the date, they can continue communicating through the site until they make the jump to real life. When we first wrote ...Shared by Aaron (25) Alex Ryan (17) Daniel (1) Goktug (16) IanTW (18) marklar1876 (0) Phil (49) Vladimir Minakov (3)Contribute comment
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Android to Get Its Own App Market (44)
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CommentsShared by Ahmed (62) Amihai (24) Antti (6) Archit T (16) Bjoern (27) Chuck LeDuc (6) craig (63) Daryl Milne (2) DiMar (6) evo (11) Gil Creque (8) Goktug (16) graywolf (33) harala (8) Hriday (10) Jan (17) Jeffrey Blais (47) John (17) jon bradford (16) Jrod (68) Justin (39) karmona (5) Kevin (9) llopis (6) Marque (0) Matthew (3) Merlin (4) Michael (6) Mike (25) Mone (6) Muthu Ramadoss (9) Oren (15) pixelcollector (3) Rahul Gaitonde (15) Rav (7) Rich Karpinski (16) richhand (31) Roger Åberg (14) Satyajeet (0) stern (59) Tomi (8) vkoser (13) Wei (39) yoshy (339)- Hriday said: hmmmmn!!!!
- Oren said: all useless until they announce a handset with 3G. or, you know, release one.
- Chuck LeDuc said: My guess is that the App Store will actually allow you to browse it without installing proprietary software on your machine. Revolutionary, huh?
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We Need To Kill The Business Card Once And For All (64)
onThe business card needs to die, and everyone knows it. They’re clumsy, easy to lose, and virtually useless as one of the last bits of information that we pass non-digitally (they kill trees, too). The cell phone market could easily put business cards out of their misery, but instead of conforming to a single standard for contact exchange, handset manufacturers offer proprietary solutions or none at all. FriendBook, an iPhone application from Tapulous, looked like ...Shared by _dot_ (0) Abhilash (19) ack (17) Adam (5) Alec Peden (9) Alex (17) Aranyx (5) Barbara K. Baker (7) Brian (26) Chris (21) Chris J Guerra (27) Citizen K (9) Colide81 (36) colladude (2) Convoluted (15) Dave (9) Dave Saunders (17) David (64) Derek van Vliet (8) dkastner (16) Dolores Parker (15) DuctTapeMarketing (20) frjohnsen (10) Goktug (16) griflet (12) IanTW (18) InspireMedia (0) James (18) James Forbes Keir (19) Jason Nielubowicz (17) jetienne (20) jon bradford (16) Kerry (31) kidakaka (0) Kingsley (2) marxwang (43) Michael (14) Nathaniel (18) nikoleto (15) Patrick (16) PJ Kix (6) Rahul Gaitonde (15) Ralf Mueller (5) rchk (27) Robert Scoble (70) Ryan (1) Scott (22) Sean (14) Sean Blakey (13) sillyjw (10) Siva (0) Sonya Smith (5) Stanton (8) Stefan (19) steve (3) Steve (10) Steve Rubel (31) syllabub (6) Tim (48) Tommaso (3) tommyp (3) Trebel (15) Will Cole (9) zapnap (34)Explore read nine notes
- griflet said: This is interesting, but I like it better the 2d code embedded in a business card. Besides, everyone likes to show off their business card ;)
- Sean Blakey said: Hate business cards. Palm "cards" were a step in the right direction (remember the train ad?). An iPhone app is NOT a sufficient solution.
- Stanton said: I couldn't agree more.
- Ralf Mueller said: Yes!
- tommyp said: removed from appstore
- colladude said: why iphone
- Dolores Parker said: Instead of shaking hands, now you shake your iPhones.
- Sean said: Lets see, I usually pay a penny or less per business card... Could TechCrunch stop announcing things are dead? Last month it was voice mail, this month business cards, next month it will be the Internet because it's "outdated".
- Convoluted said: Neat Idea
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