Windows 10 Day 7: Using Microsoft Edge

Took a break from writing articles yesterday and today I am back to continue on this series by talking about the new Microsoft Edge browser that replaces Internet Explorer in Windows 10. But before I go on, I would like to take the time to sincerely apologize if you are unhappy with my previous update article which was quite badly written. I can assure you that I will try not to write such an article again, probably the first and last time you will ever see such a thing on this blog and if you have not read the previous article, don't waste you time on that.

But before starting off today's slight debate about the new Edge browser that comes with Windows 10, here's a little Microsoft updates since the last 48 hours. The first one is that Microsoft has finally released a Windows 10 update that is dated to August 5. You should see the cumulative update (KB3081424) being downloaded onto your computer and you'll be prompted to install it afterwards. No official word as to what is actually included in this 300MB KB update but it's probably just some stability updates.

Another big new from the guys over at Redmond is that they have finally released Office Sway to the public and there's now an official application to help you create that interactive blog post. In case you don't know what Sway is, you should check out my initial impressions on the new office program here. Also, today Microsoft is also officially launching a new site called docs.com which allows users to share their Microsoft office documents online as an interactive project.

What exactly happened during the Google I/O 2015 keynote

Google is betting big on Android

This morning, the main keynote for Google I/O was held and it was full of announcements ranging from new services to hardware that'll create stereoscopic videos. It was quite an intense session and unlike Microsoft's BUILD conference which was literally developer focused for the most part, Google's keynote was quite playful. You would have definitely heard about unlimited storage for photos and GoPro's crazy camera rig but overall, what exactly can we conclude from the nearly 3 hour keynote?

First off, I want to talk about the venue and stage for the keynote. Google thought of this well and the wraparound display across both sides of the hall showed some creativity and the "fun" and cheerful part of the company. Before the keynote actually started, there was an intense game of Pong across the ultra-wide wraparound display across the hall and ultimately the champion turned out to be an asian dude.

To kickstart the keynote this year, Google didn't show an inspiring video about their products but instead the massive display was used to send everyone on a journey in the Milky Way. Ultimately, the light show ended up in planet earth and Sundar Pichai, the man which oversees nearly every product family in Google took the stage to roll out some quick update in Google's network.

Google Unleashes The Chrome Beta For Android Which Has The Latest Features And A Lot Of Bugs, Unlisted On The Play Store

Chrome has always been the browser of choice for my PC but when it comes to my phone, sometimes i feel that Google should just really revert it back to the beta version because it crashes quite often and lags. Well on the iPad, don't even get me started, Safari is way better. Well on to the story, today Google has unleashed the Chrome Beta app for android which allows developers and enthusiasts to try out the nifty new features Google is trying to implement in chrome for android with the exchange of having bugs. The app is unlisted on the Play Store, so click here to go directly to the download page 

Source: TheVerge 
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Google Now Integration Coming To The Chrome Browser In The Future

Google Now is one of the most innovative features Google announce with Android 4.1 Jellybean. Google now is basically a voice searching app which becomes smarter over time and is currently available on android devices running Android 4.1 and up. Since then a subsidized google search app has been released to iOS with the voice search functionality. Google has also been integrating the Google now cards with the Google search web. An now it seems like Google's next plan is to integrated the Goolge now service in to the chrome browser. This is because there is an entry in the chromium project code which is entitled show google now notifications in chrome, additionally there is also some code revisions fro creating a skeleton for goolge now for chrome implementation. This means that the project is under development and hope to see some sort of integration in the next chrome update. 

Source: Engadget 
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iOS Users Use Third Party Web Browsers More Than Android Users Do

Nowadays pretty much everybody has a smartphone and majority of these people use the internet on their phone. Most people use the stock web browsers on both android and iOS but this new study shows that iOS users tend to use other web browsers opposed to the safari we browser. Whereas in the android community the study that over 90% of users use the stock web browser which comes with their devices. The most used web browser on iOS opposed to safari is chrome and it accounts up to 3%. Whereas in android Opera is the most commonly used third party web browser. 

Source: GSMArena Blog 

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