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Geek Reading September 4, 2015

Leading today we have two stories that don’t fit into the regular categories. First, at Nature we get to hear about how genetic evidence is showing that there are likely two founding populations in the Americas. This is just really fascinating to a geek like me, so hopefully you find it interesting as well. The… Read More Geek Reading September 4, 2015

September 4, 2015 Robert Diana

ChromeOS Will Fail, Unless Its Purpose Is Not To Succeed

Google sort of released ChromeOS yesterday. I say “sort of” because they released the source code, but the official release of the OS is supposed to be in a year. Even the Chrome Blog hedged a bit, “Today we released Chromium OS, the open source project behind Google Chrome OS.” So, they released the open… Read More ChromeOS Will Fail, Unless Its Purpose Is Not To Succeed

November 20, 2009 Robert Diana7 Comments

Google Makes A Bid To Control The Internet

A few weeks ago, I wrote about the possibility of Google going evil. At that time, I was talking mostly about the fact that Google has free or cheap applications in many different areas. However, I did not really talk about standards they were developing. One commenter, Ed Richardson, mentioned this as a reason why… Read More Google Makes A Bid To Control The Internet

November 15, 2009 Robert Diana23 Comments

(Not So) Shocking News, Google Announces Chrome OS

Yes, this is yet another “OMG! GOOGLE MADE AN OS!” post. However, I am going to start very simply by pointing to something someone said shortly after Chrome was first released: One thing I did realize is that it is not in competition with Firefox or any other browser. This is competition directly aimed at… Read More (Not So) Shocking News, Google Announces Chrome OS

July 8, 2009 Robert Diana3 Comments

RegularGeek 10 Most Talked About Posts

Given that RegularGeek is just over one year old and the end of the year is here, there will be a few of these year in review type of posts. Today I wanted to present the 10 most talked about posts on this blog. This list contains the 10 posts with the most number of… Read More RegularGeek 10 Most Talked About Posts

December 14, 2008 Robert Diana5 Comments

One Month of Chrome

Image via CrunchBaseGoogle Chrome was released about a month ago. A lot has been said about the new browser, with mixed reviews all around. I had a review of my own, that was more of an explanation of what Google looked to be planning. So, what happened after the initial hype? Well, I tried using… Read More One Month of Chrome

October 5, 2008 Robert Diana

Chrome is not a Browser, It Is the new Desktop

Yes, this is another blog post on Google Chrome. Deal with it. As we all know by now, Google Chrome was leaked yesterday by Blogoscoped, confirmed by Google later in the day, and officially released today. In accordance with “The Rules”, I have been playing with Google Chrome for a little bit today. One thing… Read More Chrome is not a Browser, It Is the new Desktop

September 2, 2008 Robert Diana14 Comments

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