Google’s homepage has been minimalist since its inception. The company’s logo with a little box for your search query and two buttons welcome you to their site and that’s about it. If you compare it to their rivals like Yahoo!, it certainly looks bland and boring. It seems like Google’s minimalist homepage have its days [...]
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Microsoft’s in-house browser, Internet Explorer, seems to have difficulty in finding ways to stop the continuing fall of their market share. The Internet Explorer has lost eight-tenths of a percentage point last month to finish with a share of 51.9%. These figures are based on metrics company Net Applications. They also added that IE dropped [...]
Continue reading →The tightly contested battle between Internet browsers is now starting to end in a win by Google’s own browser Chrome. Mozilla Firefox, who used to lord over the race has been losing ground to Chrome. One report said that the latter is in front of Firefox for the first time outpointing it by a mere [...]
Continue reading →According to a report from Net Applications, an Internet analytics firm, Google Chrome has taken Apple Safari’s position as the world’s third most popular Web browser. Despite being just over a year old, the Google web browser’s usage grew from 3.93 percent in November 2009 to 4.63 in December of the same year. Safari’s share [...]
Continue reading →Net-security firm McAfee predicts that Microsoft will no longer be the primary target for hackers next year. Instead, these evil villains of the Web will turn their attention to Adobe. Evidence of this is the already growing number of attacks targeted to the vulnerabilities in Acrobat Reader and Flash this year. And with the tricky update [...]
Continue reading →An event hosted by Google will showcase the company’s development with the Chrome OS. It will take place on Thursday at Google’s headquarters. First announced last July, the news created a buzz over the web as the search giant decided to venture into this new territory. “Google Chrome OS is being created for people who [...]
Continue reading →Yup, if you’re gonna buy a Sony VAIO today, it’ll probably come with Google Chrome pre-installed in your unit. The FT reports that Google has announced Monday about their new alliance with Sony’s PC division to help promote their one-year-old browser. “Awareness is shockingly low. It’s absolutely a problem that people don’t know what a [...]
Continue reading →That is, according to the web browser speed test conducted by PC World. Google Chrome, Firefox 3.5, Explorer 8, Safari 4 and Opera 10 Beta – all latest versions of their kind – were pitted against each other in a battle of the page-loading supremacy. J Chrome outshone the other four with an average page-loading [...]
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