Link Bubble Browser enhances your mobile Web browsing experience -- whenever you click on a URL within an app, it loads the Web page in the background, allowing you to keep using the app. Once the ...

Developer Chris Lacy released a browser app called Link Bubble back in March 2014, which aimed to fix many of the problems most mobile internet browsers ran into on a regular basis. Today that app is ...

Link Bubble was launched way back in 2014, and it brought something to the browsing world that no one else did: new links opened in small, unobtrusive bubbles that loaded in the background so that you ...

From Chrome and Firefox, to Dolphin and Opera, there’s no shortage of Android browsers to help you navigate your way around the mobile Web. Courtesy of Australia-based mobile developer Chris Lacy, the ...

When it comes to smartphone apps, there is a lot of money to be made, perhaps not in the sort of numbers that there used to be out there for those with a great new idea, but there’s still some money ...

Google released the Chrome for Android browser shortly after the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Chrome for the Android platform aimed to replicate many of the desktop and laptop application ...

For all the time I spend using Twitter, Facebook and Reddit on my phone, a lot goes to waste opening links and waiting for them to load. It’s a problem that a new Android app called Link Bubble aims ...

Link Bubble, the popular floating browser app developed by Chris Lacy, is now available for free with all its premium features in tow. The change comes just a few weeks after the app was bought by an ...

Evernote–it’s totally awesome, right? Track everything you do in Evernote, and access it on your Mac, the web, your iPhone, your iPad, or any other platform Evernote lives on, all with one login. Need ...

Bubble Browser reuses web browser conventions and allows users to explore and visualize the structure of the users entire Evernote data. By providing a friendly, graphic desktop for Evernote notes, ...

Bubble, a new app launching this week, is about to make it super easy for anyone to link real world items to websites using Apple’s new iBeacon Bluetooth LE technology. Up until now retailers, event ...