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February 26, 2013 11:26 pm GMT
With the release of the latest Chrome Beta today (version 26), Google is rolling outa new spell checker inside its browser and on Google Docs. The new version features support for three additional languages (Korean, Tamil and Albanian) and a number of other improvements. The most important new feature, however, is that users who sync their Chrome settings between devices can now also sync their custom dictionaries across all of their machines, so "you wont need to teach that new Chromebook how to spell your name" (or remind it that the hot startup you're writing about really doesn't have any vowels in its name).
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Google Launches Improved Spell Checker For Chrome And Docs
With the release of the latest Chrome Beta today (version 26), Google is rolling outa new spell checker inside its browser and on Google Docs. The new version features support for three additional languages (Korean, Tamil and Albanian) and a number of other improvements. The most important new feature, however, is that users who sync their Chrome settings between devices can now also sync their custom dictionaries across all of their machines, so "you wont need to teach that new Chromebook how to spell your name" (or remind it that the hot startup you're writing about really doesn't have any vowels in its name).Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/mPfxtCNiDuU/
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