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* Chrome will soon receive more support for the RAW image formats from digital cameras. Support for RAW files from [http://www.chromestory.com/2013/05/chrome-and-chrome-os-to-get-support-for-more-raw-image-formats many camera companies, including Sony, Canon, Hasselblad,Kodak, Nikon and Minolta] is on the way. | * Chrome will soon receive more support for the RAW image formats from digital cameras. Support for RAW files from [http://www.chromestory.com/2013/05/chrome-and-chrome-os-to-get-support-for-more-raw-image-formats many camera companies, including Sony, Canon, Hasselblad,Kodak, Nikon and Minolta] is on the way. | ||
* At Google I/O, Google announced that the Chrome team had [http://www.favbrowser.com/google-removes-8-8-million-lines-of-webkit-code-from-blink/ removed 8.8 million lines of code] from the WebKit codebase as they dropped unneeded build, platform and test case code to create their fork, called Blink. | * At Google I/O, Google announced that the Chrome team had [http://www.favbrowser.com/google-removes-8-8-million-lines-of-webkit-code-from-blink/ removed 8.8 million lines of code] from the WebKit codebase as they dropped unneeded build, platform and test case code to create their fork, called Blink. | ||
* Google announced that they will publicly release exploit information for partner companies' technologies (usually plugins and operating systems) [http://googleonlinesecurity.blogspot.ch/2013/05/disclosure-timeline-for-vulnerabilities.html after 7 days] if a patch or an advisory is not made available by those parties. | |||
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* Intel's upcoming "Haswell" line of processors will offer [http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9239509/Intel_claims_Haswell_will_offer_50_more_battery_life_in_laptops 50% more battery life in laptops]. Intel and its partners hope to increase demand for PCs with this increased performance. | * Intel's upcoming "Haswell" line of processors will offer [http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9239509/Intel_claims_Haswell_will_offer_50_more_battery_life_in_laptops 50% more battery life in laptops]. Intel and its partners hope to increase demand for PCs with this increased performance. | ||