Calibre Arrives with Qt 5.4.1 Support and Improved Text Rendering

The Calibre eBook reader, editor, and library management application has been updated to version 2.23. The developer has made some minor improvements and Calibre now comes bundled with Qt 5.4.1.

Professional Painting App Krita 2.9.2 Is Out with Lots of Fixes

Krita is an open-source digital painting software that proved to be a very powerful and useful solution. The developers have just issued a new update for the 2.9 branch of the application, and they have implemented a large number of improvements.

Google Chrome 41 Integrates Fix for an Exploit Rewarded by Google with $30,000

The Google developers have announced that the Google Chrome browser has been updated and that a few important security fixes have been implemented.

Google’s ARC Beta runs Android apps on Chrome OS, Windows, Mac, and Linux

In September, Google launched ARC—the "App Runtime for Chrome,"—a project that allowed Android apps to run on Chrome OS. A few days later, a hack revealed the project's full potential: it enabled ARC on every "desktop" version of Chrome, meaning you could unofficially run Android apps on Chrome OS, Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. ARC made Android apps run on nearly every computing platform (save iOS).

Google brings millions of Android apps to Chrome OS

Your $200 Chrome OS device is about to become more exciting. Google has opened the floodgates for developers to ‘port’ their Android apps to Chrome OS device. It actually goes beyond Chrome OS powered devices. Any device running Chrome, the browser, is now capable of running Android apps.

How to run any Android app in Chrome

Google's ARC Welder Gives You A Glimpse Of An Android-Anywhere Future

StarNet's FastX Takes Remote Linux Desktop Access into the Cloud with New Browser Access to Linux Servers

StarNet Communications Corp, (http://www.starnet.com/) a leading publisher of remote Linux desktop solutions today announced the release of the industry’s first X Windows terminal emulator capable of displaying a full remote Linux desktop over the Internet using only a standard browser.