So funny comic browser comparison by IE8
And what’s more funny is, it’s not even a comic!
Google gives people a look at the Mac/Linux Chrome
Missing a lot of the main necessary features like Flash and printing capabilities, Google have released few days ago a developer version of the quickly raising browser for the Mac & Linux. Aside from the missing features and incompatibility with all sites though, CNET sees it as fast with few glitches.
O3D Real Time Browser 3D Rendering
It’s not sci-fi, it’s not just talk. Google did release the O3D API to bring the power of 3D Accelerated graphics to the web through Javascript to all major browsers, namely Firefox, Internet Explorer, Chrome, Safari, and it works on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
You can see below a sample real time demonstration of what [...]
7 useful Google Chrome Extensions
ChromeTricks have listed 7 Google Chrome extensions that could make your Google Chrome experience better. They’re still not as complicated as Firefox, but it’s the way. Extensions range from web-to-pdf convertion, resource freeup, password recovery, and others.
How to hide most visited sites from Chrome New Tab
For those of you enjoying all the Chrome super speeds (and all Windows problems), if you need to disable the display of most visited sites in a new tab, although I personally love it, here is how to do it.
Google Chrome Backup Application
For Chrome users, you may really like this tool to backup your Chrome profile, settings, bookmarks, and history, easily restorable then. Also useful if you use Chrome over multiple PCs.
PS: If you have Google Chrome, play with this neat Gravity Experiment.
3-D Acceleration Web Standard on the way
With the blessing and support of leading tech companies like Adobe, AMD, Apple, Google, IBM and Intel, the Khronos Group will take the lead developing an open, royalty-free standard for the presentation of accelerated online 3-D Graphics. The Khronos Group is hoping to find ways to expose the OpenGL and OpenGL ES 2.0 using the [...]