With the release of Google Public DNS, it appears that Google is making good on their earlier call to action for making the Web faster. In conjunction with that announcement several months ago, they launched the “Speed” site at Google Code with the headline “Let’s make the Web fasteWith the release of Google Public DNS, it appears that Google is making good on their earlier More»

Microsoft has been drumming up its marketing for Internet Explorer 8 lately, with some interesting results. That marketers can be a bit, shall we say… “creative”… when touting a product is well More»

Google has announced that its internet browser, Chrome, is now faster. How much faster? About 30% faster. Chrome is also boasting some new features: Form autofill Full screen mode Remove thumbnails More»

Firefox, the world’s second largest Web browser will stop using Google as its default search engine in Russia and instead use Google’s rival and Russia’s leading search engine, Yandex.
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Building an application for today's Web is a balancing act. Potential users use several competing browsers. Yet the user experience must be uniform for everyone, regardless of his/her browser of choice. More»

Mozilla, CEO John Lily said that ties with Google have gotten complicated since Google launched its own browser called Chrome.
“We have a fine and reasonable relationship. But I’d be lying More»

With Google removing the “Beta” label from its Chrome web browser, we not only get some enhancements to the software, but we also get some insight into why Google’s products stay in beta More»

Apple calls it “Private Browsing.”Microsoft calls it “InPrivate.” Google’s new Chrome browser calls it “Incognito.” And yes, practically everyone else calls More»