Google last week said that it was finally ditching a 30-year-old technology to display fonts on Web pages in its Chrome browser for Windows. In an announcement Thursday about some of the notable ...

Chrome 37 beta has Web Cryptography JavaScript API enabled by default, for developers to perform cryptographic operations such as hashing, signature generation/verification and encryption. Google ...

Google released the latest beta version of its Chrome browser today, and if you’re a Windows user on a machine that runs at least Vista, fonts will now look better on your screen. That’s because the ...

DirectWrite uses font antialiasing methodClearTypeCan be processed with GPU, it will be possible to display a smooth and beautiful font without imposing a burden on the CPU. Chrome finally responded ...

Just a day after releasing the stable version of Chrome 36, Google has announced the release of Chrome 37 beta for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Unlike the Chrome 36 beta, the new features have a consumer ...

Google today updated Chrome to version 37, finally abandoning a 29-year-old Windows technology to display fonts. The company also patched 50 security bugs in the browser and paid out $51,000 in ...

Google today released Chrome version 37 for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Among the changes are better-looking fonts on Windows and a revamped password manager; you can update to the latest release now ...

Google announced on Thursday afternoon that it has released Chrome 37 beta with a number of new developer features, making it easier to create richer and faster web content and apps. The beta release ...

Direct2D and DirectWrite were implemented in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2, and are also available to Vista and Server 2008 users who install the relevant Platform Update. Direct2D is a new 2D ...

Windows 8 takes three of the APIs introduced in Windows 7—Direct3D 11, DirectWrite, and Direct2D—and makes them even faster. Applications that use these APIs will be able to take advantage of some ...