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What’s New in Chrome 89, Available Now Mar 2, 2021, 6:40 am EDT | 3 min read Google Chrome 89 brings integration between Android phones and Chrome OS, better support for gamepads in the browser, NFC for web apps, and native web sharing. It was released on March 2, 2021. Chrome OS Phone Hub for Android Devices Google has been working on a “Phone Hub” for Chrome OS for a little while. The functionality is similar to Microsoft’s “Your Phone” app on Windows 10. You can link your Android device and sync notifications, see recent tabs, and more. Currently, the Phone Hub can be manually...

Google Chrome will Stop Working on These Old Computers Onsa MustafaLast Updated: Feb 13, 2021 Google Chrome is the most widely used browser in the world. Because of its simple design, it is loved by all. The browser’s open-source Chromium engine is also used by other browsers such as Microsoft Edge, Vivaldi, and many others. However, developers working on Google’s popular browser have now announced that Google Chrome will stop working on older processors. Google Chrome will Stop Working on These Old Computers According to a report revealed by TechSpot, if your computer’s CPU is more t...

05:37 | AMD Building Linux Team In a recent report by Michael Larabel at Phoronix -- a site we’re happy to recommend for its Linux-specific benchmarks -- it was reported that AMD is growing its team of Linux developers. AMD currently has job listings for a Linux Kernel development manager, described on the AMD careers page as a mentor to a team of developers to enable design and implementation of “Linux operating system features supporting AMD CPUs.” The job lists responsibilities as including management of an engineering team “in the area of Linux kernel and KVM virtualization develo...

Retro fans will have to use other browsers on February 10, 2021, 7:47 10 comments In a nutshell: If you’re one of the few people still using a PC with an x86 processor more than 15 years old, here’s another reason to upgrade: the devices will not work with future Chrome releases, starting with version 89 of the world’s most popular browser. The Chromium development team announced that CPUs older than the Intel Core 2 Duo and AMD Athlon 64 would not work with Chrome 89 and future versions as they do not meet the new minimum instruction set requiremen...