Google Chrome OS

Last Updated on Sunday, 22 November o 07:39 Written by admin Sunday, 22 November o 07:33

Google as expected, has announced its much awaited Operating system, Google Chrome OS. Google Chrome OS represents Google’s view point of what an OS should be like in this era. Originally announced back in July of this year, Google wanted to target its open source OS initially for netbooks users to provide them fast experience using reduced boot and startup time. Speed, security and simplicity will be the main aspects of Chrome OS.

New GMAIL features

Last Updated on Monday, 22 December o 07:01 Written by admin Monday, 22 December o 07:01

Google has been adding new cool features to its webmail “Gmail” as part of its effort to gain ground on the longtime leaders, Microsoft and Yahoo in free e-mail.

These features on the list are To-do list, video chat, New Logo, Tasks, TwitterGadget, Turn email into Documents, PDF Viewer etc. These features not only add Gmail’s functionality, but also bring several new features right to your Gmail inbox. Here’s looking into the six new features in Gmail.

2: To-do list
The company has announced a new tool called `Tasks’ that is designed to help Gmail users create their daily to-do list. `Tasks’ sits in the same kind of Window as chats, so is visible while users read email, use the search function or do other tasks. The feature, which is coming out of Google Labs, is still in the testing phase.

Google Chrome

Last Updated on Wednesday, 3 September o 05:25 Written by admin Wednesday, 3 September o 12:04

Internet search giant Google has finally made its much-rumoured entry in the browser space. After the latest releases by Mozilla (Firefox 3) and Microsoft (IE 8 beta 2), here comes Google browser Chrome.

Google Chrome is a browser that combines a minimal design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier.

Designed to better handle video-rich or other complex Web programmes, Chrome poses a tough challenge to browsers designed originally to handle text and graphics. Google calls the move “a fresh take on the browser” and said that it will be introducing a public trial for Microsoft Corp Windows users starting September 2.

You can Download Googles Browser Chrome From here

nstead of traditional tabs like those seen in Firefox or Internet Explorer, Chrome puts the tab buttons on the upper side of the window, not below the address bar.

Web programmes can be launched in their own dedicated windows.

As a default homepage, the browser offers a “speed dial” feature, similar to the one in Opera browser. This gives users a view of their most visited Web pages in 9 screenshot thumbnails.