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Google's Chrome Already Tops Opera
Opera is much-loved, but its more of a cult browser. Its users swear by it, but it's never been able to make inroads into browser market share. And the star of the week, Google's Chrome, which stole the headlines away from IE8, has already topped Opera in market share.
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Chrome Fatter Than the Bloated IE8: Researcher
Just a couple of days ago, Devil Mountain Software tested IE8, and declared it a "memory hog." After running their same 10-site test on Chrome, DMS has decided that the real hog isn't IE8, but Chrome.
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Comcast Sues the FCC Over "Net Neutrality"
You didn't seriously think Comcast would roll over without a fight, did you? It was only a matter of time after FCC's decision in early August, before Comcast took some legal action. And here we are.
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Sony Ericsson Xperia(TM) X1 Panel Interface Puts the User at The Heart of the Mobile Experience
London, UK - September 3, 2008 - Sony Ericsson today published its Software Developer Kit for Xperia X1 and invited developers and content creators to capitalize on the opportunities offered by developing ...
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Chrome's First Security Hole Found
One of the Chrome features touted by Google was sandboxing and security. Poof, no problem, right? Unfortunately, because Google used an old version of Webkit to create its beta of Chrome, a bug that's already been patched by Apple in Safari 3.1.2 leaves Chrome vulnerable to "carpet bombing" attacks.
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Hoteliers Benefit from Industry Expertise at SynXis
Business Travel Experience Recognized with Laura Thompson's Certified Corporate Travel Executive Designation at NBTA's Annual Conference Hoteliers continue to benefit from the revenue optimization, consultancy ...
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Teen Podcasts For Charity
A young Pennsylvania girl is using the Internet to get across her powerful message of helping others.
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Google unveils free browser Chrome
Google Inc. is releasing its own Web browser in a long-anticipated move aimed at countering the dominance of Microsoft Corp.'s Internet Explorer and ensuring easy access to its market-leading search engine.
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IE8 Beta 2 a Memory Hog: Researcher
OK, OK, it's just beta 2. They have plenty of more time to work on it. But a researcher has concluded that IE8 Beta 2 is a memory hog, using twice as much memory as Firefox in tests.
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iPhone Doubles Browser Market Share After 3G Intro
The Safari browser on the iPhone has been garnering headlines for what, for a mobile device, is a relatively large market share. According to research firm Net Applications, the iPhone's browser market share has nearly doubled since June of this year, and rose 58% in the month of August.
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Google's Chrome Re-Ignites the Browser War
After an odd leak in which a comic penned by none other than Scott McCloud, writer of the classic Understanding Comics, was accidentally emailed, revealing the technology, Google went live with the info that tomorrow they will be releasing a beta of a new browser, called Chrome (site is still not live), in over 100 countries.
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Businesses stake out space in blogosphere
WASHINGTON - Jason Calacanis, who got into blogging early and big, has quit. He co-founded a network of blogs called Weblogs in 2003, before the medium cracked the mainstream, and then sold it to AOL in 2005, ...
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Cisco to aquire PostPath
Cisco today announced its intent to acquire privately held PostPath, Inc., a provider of innovative email and calendaring software.
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Internet Traffic Begins to Bypass the U.S.
The era of the American Internet is ending. Invented by American computer scientists during the 1970s, the Internet has been embraced around the globe.
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IE 8 vs Firefox
San Francisco: Microsoft has unveiled a trial version of a new Internet Explorer designed to fight the growing challenge from Firefox.
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