Apple finally brought the iPad back to its post-PC era roots. But what's going on with Google's Chromebook platform?

Chrome is built on Webkit, an open source web browser engine that was originally developed by Apple by the KDE project and which helps power OS X's Safari on the Mac and the iPhone.

It turns out the same tool lets anyone run (some) Android apps in Chrome… even if you’re using the Chrome web browser on Windows, OS X, or Linux rather than Chrome OS.

Google on Tuesday announced that it will phase out support for its popular Chrome browser on OS X versions 10.6, 10.7 and 10.8, as well as Microsoft Windows XP and Vista, come April 2016.

Chrome to end support for Windows XP, Vista, and OS X 10.8 on April 2016 Support for XP gets extended yet again, while Vista support ends early.

As long as your Mac isn't ancient, you can make the move to 64-bit Chrome. Learn how to download it and find out if your Mac has 64-bit support. Install Chrome 39 for OS X for 64-bit Web browsing ...

Chrome for OS X has received multiple under the hood improvements that should result in faster performance and longer battery life while browsing. The browser, for example, ...

But fear not, fellow Chrome for Mac lovers, work is underway. When I posed the question about a native Chrome for OS X Lion on Google+ yesterday, Sundar Pichai, Google's SVP of Chrome, weighed in.

When Google first announced its Chrome OS project, many commentators assumed that the Internet giant was challenging the dominance of Microsoft Windows. The truth is, Chrome is not a threat to ...

Google’s Chrome is very popular browser among users of Apple’s OS X. However, in this age of Social Media, the browser has had one very notable omission – emoji.

Google's Chrome DevTools offers a convenient Terminal option for you if you use the Chrome browser in OS X. Topher Kessler MacFixIt Editor Topher, an avid Mac user for the past 15 years, has been ...