Today, the Google Chrome team celebrated a milestone for its “Experiments” project that it launched in 2009. It’s a site that features some really great innovation for web browsers, highlighting HTML5 ...

Purchasing online and offline is converging, as digital experiences become designed around the in-store experiences that we’re used to. We all know what it feels like to walk into a book store, or ...

Remember the last time you took LSD? Sure you do! Relive all that without sacrificing 12 hours in this WebGL browser based visual experiment. A joy to use and a reminder of the 70’s, or maybe of that ...

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Google today launched a new Chrome experiment called “Lightsaber Escape” in partnership with Disney, LucasFilm, and Industrial Light & Magic. The Star Wars “interactive web experience” starts off in a ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Google today announced it has passed a new milestone for its push in ...

It's a landmark day for Google's Chrome Experiments as they've reached 1000 submissions today. Google has curated a collection of user-made games, art, and creative coding it calls Chrome Experiments.

A very unique Chrome experiment has been launched this week, created by French computer science student Owen Cornec. Who has redesigned the user interface of Wikipedia in the form of a virtual galaxy ...

Web-based games tend to have a bad reputation, often for good reasons. For years they’ve been primarily characterized by bulky, inefficient plugins, dated 2D graphics, and basic gameplay. But Google’s ...

Google has launched a new web-based movie experiment designed to showcase the power of WebGL-based animation. Head on over to the Rome website to check it out. While WebGL works just fine in Firefox, ...

We here at 9to5Google are no strangers to Chrome Experiments, sweet little snippets of code that highlight the many advances Google’s been adding to its browser. Take, for example, a tech demo where ...