Getting your Google Mac news
By Scott Knaster, Editor More than five years ago, we created this blog to tell you about our software for Macs. Since then, Apple’s products have become more popular than ever, and we’ve kept up by offering strong support for OS X and iOS, including the speedy and popular Google Chrome for OS X, the amazing Google Earth, and a whole bunch of excellent iOS apps. Our Mac and iOS support has now bec
iOS and Mac Sign-In Controllers graduate to OAuth 2.0
by Greg Robbins, Software Engineer In September, we introduced OAuth 1 sign-in controllers to simplify authenticating users from iOS and Mac applications. As the Internet software industry is converging on a newer standard, Google now offers the Google Toolbox for Mac OAuth 2.0 Controllers. This new library enables Cocoa applications to sign in to Google and other services that conform to the late
Google Chrome for Mac: Ready, beta, now stable!
In the past five months, we’ve counted lines of code, given thanks in Lego, and even waxed poetic -- but most importantly, we’ve been working hard on bringing Google Chrome for Mac from its initial beta to the stable channel. Today, I’m happy to announce that Google Chrome for Mac is being promoted out of beta to our stable channel. We believe that it provides not only the stability, performance a
Google Chrome Beta for Mac updated - now with extensions
The last time we put on a show was just over two months ago. We polished our Chrome for Mac! It's at home on anyone's MacBook or Pro. It's fast, and of course, we ensure the browser will stay more secure. But some wrote a letter– they wanted it better! So clearly it had to mature. Today, we are happy to mention on Mac, you can use that extension! And bookmark sync too, plus, there's more for you a
Google Chrome for Mac goes beta!
Tuesday, December 08, 2009 at 7:19 AM 73,804 lines of Mac-specific code and 29 developer builds later, we're excited to finally release Google Chrome for Mac in beta. We took a hefty dose of goodness from the Windows version to build a fast, polished browser for Mac -- with features such as the Omnibox (where you can both search and type in addresses), themes from artists, and most importantly, sp
Vidnik
Thursday, May 08, 2008 at 8:26 PM By David Phillip Oster, Google Mac Team Vidnik is our newest application in the Google Mac playground. It's a simple program for using the built-in camera on your Mac to create movies and upload them to YouTube. You can use Vidnik to create a video diary, or just to quickly record a video comment to attach to an existing YouTube video. Vidnik works with the built-
Google Desktop for Mac
Wednesday, April 04, 2007 at 6:05 AM Posted By Mike Pinkerton, Software Engineer People have been asking me since I started at Google what I've been working on, and until today, I've been unable to say. Now is the time to change all that and introduce the newest product from the Google MacEng team: Google Desktop for Mac (beta). Google Desktop for Mac takes many of the features from the Windows pr
Google Notifier tips and tidbits
Monday, January 29, 2007 at 7:37 PM Posted by David Phillip Oster, Mac Software Engineer Google Notifier is a program I wrote that lets you know when there is new Gmail ready to be read in your inbox and when you have upcoming Google Calendar events. The basic features of Notifier are pretty obvious, but there are a few bits of trivia that Notifier users might be interested in. That's the purpose
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