I Installed Google Chrome 1.0, Here's How It Went

February 25, 2023

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Despite the reputation of trees as the most important source of oxygen on Earth, the bulk of atmospheric oxygen (50-85 percent) is produced by marine plants.

Google Chrome was first released back in 2008, and it would later become the most popular web browser in the world. Does the first version of the world’s most popular desktop web browser still hold up, though? Read More »

The Hop backpack at ODA is the perfect travel companion that is built to last. Made with high-quality materials and expert craftsmanship, this backpack is also carry-on size, so you can easily take it with you anywhere. Plus, the durable water-resistant fabric will keep your belongings safe and dry, no matter where you go. Learn More >>

If you’re trying to fix loading or formatting issues to improve your browsing experience, cleaning the cache and cookies in Mozilla Firefox is an excellent place to start. You can even make the browser automatically do it for you. Read More »

Traveling abroad can leave you struggling to connect your smartphone or tablet to a mobile network, rendering it effectively useless until you find a wireless signal. The core issue lies in your SIM card, which stores the carrier, location, and personal information needed to essentially turn your mobile device into a network-connected phone. In recent years, the advent of the eSIM, or digital SIM card, has been aimed at simplifying international travel by circumventing the need to activate and pay for international roaming. Read More »

Don’t you hate it when you unplug the charging cable from your phone, only to have it crash to the floor, creating a potentially cable-breaking mess? The Cable Wrangler from Smartish kicks that conundrum to the curb and keeps your cords in one place.

A simple magnetic block with a distinguished design, the Cable Wrangler holds your cords on your desktop, so they’re always within arm’s reach—no more bending down to the floor for cable scraps!—and you don’t run the risk of a stomped-on charger.

With his hockey mask and machete, Friday the 13th‘s Jason Voorhees is one of the most recognizable villains in horror, even if his onscreen track record is uneven. Here’s where to watch Friday the 13th and stream the entire franchise. Read More »

Google’s smartphones have a few unique AI-powered features, like the “Magic Eraser” tool that can remove objects from a photo in one tap. Now, you don’t need a Pixel to try it out… but you do still have to pay up. Read More »

QLED TVs promise to offer fantastic picture quality, but in a market full of televisions with quantum dot technology, it can be hard to choose the best. To help, we have handpicked the best QLED TVs you can buy. Read More »

Do you find yourself accessing Facebook, Twitter, or other distracting websites when you really should be doing something else instead? Block that website in Google Chrome. Other solutions will let you block websites for children at home or employees, too. Read More »

Steam sales are a beloved part of PC gaming culture. These events see hundreds of price cuts on blockbuster games, indie darlings, and everything in between. They typically run for about a week, and they’re an excellent way to save money while filling up your library with a boatload of great games. Read More »

Apple’s HomeKit Secure Video is a compelling home security solution for iPhone, iPad, and Mac users. It offers some benefits in terms of privacy and storage that you won’t necessarily find in competing systems. Read More »

Windows 11 has been available for over a year. Now that the 22H2 update fixed some (but not all) of its problems, Microsoft is starting to get pushy about upgrading — even on PCs that can’t run Windows 11. Read More »

There are very few apps I can’t imagine life without, but at the top of that short list is Everything. I’ve used it for over a decade, and it’s an integral part of my Windows experience. Read More »

Buying a new car is a big decision, but buying a new electric vehicle is an even bigger one. You’ll have to change how you drive, where you stop to charge up on specific routes, and more. So, here are a few things to know and why you might want to rent an EV before buying one. Read More »