Here's An Awesome Chrome Extension For Google Music Beta Users (GOOG)

If you use Google Chrome and Google Music Beta, the "Better Music Beta" browser extension is a must-have.

The extension will also make listening to music on Chromebooks, which don't have a real music app, a whole lot easier.

The "Better Music Beta" extension adds a button to your extensions bar that, when clicked, pops up a convenient tool for playing, pausing, and skipping back and forth between songs.

Google is starting to send out Google Music Beta invites a bit more generously these day (even if they've completely halted Google+ invites) so if you haven't tried yet, now's a great time to request an invite.

Also, the extension adds Gmail-like desktop notifications for when new songs come on. If you're a Last.fm user, the extension supports scrobbling your tracks.

Grab the Better Music Beta extension here for free.

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Here's An Awesome Chrome Extension For Google Music Beta Users (GOOG)

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Product Extension Ads and Product Local Ads Now Available on Mobile Devices

Google's recent Smartphone User Study found that 79% of smartphone consumers use their phones to help with shopping activities. To help advertisers meet these key mobile shopper needs, Google today introduced two desktop ad formats to the mobile platform: Product Extension Ads and Product Local Ads.

Product Extension Ads and Product Local Ads Now Available on Mobile Devices

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Now Google Is Helping You Block Search Spam With New Chrome Extension (GOOG)

Last week we told you about a custom code that will let you filter spam results from your Google search.

Today, Google is helping you out with a Chrome extension that makes this much easier.

The Personal Blocklist Extension lets you choose domain names to block and omits them from your Google search results. The sites are also sent to Google to help them determine which sites are actually spam.

After installing the extension, each search result will have a link next to it that says "block." Click it to add that domain to your block list.

Google warns that the extension is still "experimental" and should only be installed by the tech-savvy users.

You can download the Personal Blocklist for Chrome here. There's no word from Google about the extension coming to other browsers.

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Eternix to offer Blaze Extrusion Extension, delivering state-of-the-art performance

Wednesday, October 27, 2010 - Tel Aviv, Israel - Eternix Ltd. today announced the launch of a new product. Known for its innovative technology, the company now offers an additional real-time visualization product, Blaze Extrusion Extension.