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WIRED Gadget Lab: "Android is finally getting Chromed out. Google had a reason to take its time: It wanted to do Chrome for Android right."

How To Geek: W3M is a terminal web browser for Linux.

Amazon’s Kindle Fire, arguably considered a successful 7-inch tablet, is locked down more than people might think.

When trying to browse the Google Android Market website in the Fire’s web browser, the device instead opens up Amazon’s Kindle Fire application store.

Geek.com: "With the advent of HTML5 and WebGL, the move away from Adobe Flash and instead pumping out interactive entertainment directly in the browser has begun."

Chrome is reading my mind. When I type a search query in Google's Web browser, it offers me the most likely results right in the address bar.

It doesn't just offer suggestions for keywords, as other browsers do, but actual results—when I type Virginia W, t

You're spoilt for choice these days when it comes to choosing a Web browser;all of the big names are viable choices, and, if you don't like the big three there's always Safari and Opera, too.

Which one is right for you?

Boris Godunov isn't the only renowned opera in Russia. The alternative web browser from Norway is pretty darn popular, too.

The Web browser gets to star on television as the Internet search giant looks beyond the Web to promote Chrome.

On the heels of the major new Firefox 4 Web browser release, Mozilla is full-speed-ahead on version 5 and beyond.

eWeek: "Google March 24 sewed up six security holes in its Chrome Web browser with an upgrade to the stable and beta channels for Chrome 10.0.648.204 for Windows, Mac, Linux and Chrome Frame."