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Command and Conquer: Tiberium Alliances headed to browsers, mobile

Command and Conquer: Tiberium Alliances headed to browsers, mobile

EA continues the expansion of its “play4free” portfolio with the announcement of Command and Conquer: Tiberium Alliances, developed by Phenomic. The browser- and mobile-based strategy MMO will begin a closed beta on December 15. Interested generals can sign up at the game’s official site.

The mobile Command and Conquer comes hot on the heels of last weekend’s announcement of Command and Conquer: Generals 2, currently in production at BioWare Victory for launch on PC in 2013.

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Top Web Browsers Benchmarked on Laptop – Chrome Fastest

Top Web Browsers Benchmarked on Laptop – Chrome Fastest


It this test, we did a performance benchmark of the most popular web browsers. We did the comparison on one of lower-end processors used in laptops, the AMD E-450. On higher-end notebooks, the difference between web surfing speed using different browsers is much less noticeable than on the slower ones, especially netbooks. So, we conducted this test to show you how web browser selection can help you do web surfing more smooth on a lower-performance machine, such as those cheap AMD E-series based Black Friday laptops. For this test, we have used Peacekeeper browser benchmark tool, the latest versions of
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Google Chrome: Google’s Web browser

Google Chrome: Google’s Web browser

As you may know, Google owns the Internet or at least wants to. However, they seem to have stumbled into a roadblock because a certain company (Microsoft) owns a significant amount of marketshare of a certain web browser (Internet Explorer). So if you’re Google, what do you do? You release your own browser and hope in a few years it’ll knock your competition down to its knees. Well, that’s exactly what Google did today with the release of Google Chrome. Based on the Safari web-kit, Google Chrome is very speedy and lightweight.

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