Posted by Sharl on March 31, 2010 ·
Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 will support HTML5 video, include a new JavaScript engine and will speed up your browsing experience.
Microsoft unveiled the beta version of its IE9 web browser on March 16 during the MIXIO developer event in Las Vegas.
The most notabel upgrade is wider compliance with current Internet Standards – a step that brings IE closer to Firefox, Safari and Chrome rivals.
Reports [...]
Posted by Sharl on March 14, 2010 ·
You love browsing through multiple tabs on Google Chrome? So let’s try TabJump, a new extension for the popular web browser that helps you navigate through multiple open tabs.
TabJump located at your address bar and organises all open and recently closed tabs in a fairly easy to find manner so users can quickly jump between open pages.
Do you have an important page that you want to save? TabJump [...]
Posted by Sharl on December 27, 2009 ·
Google the company that for many has come to define the Internet, has quietly rolled out an online dictionary offering the meanings of words in more than two dozen languages.
A visit to a Google Dictionary service at google.com/dictionary shows a clean, simple webpage with a box for selecting languages from a drop-down list and a second box for typing in words to be defined.
I search the video demo [...]
Posted by Sharl on November 28, 2009 ·
Nowadays Internet has blend into our life. The Internet almost cover every aspect in our life from commerce, communication, politics and pop culture. The Webby Awards list of the top 10 most influential Internet moment of the decade.
Craiglist online classified site expands outside San Francisco (200)
The launch of Google AdWords
The launch of online encyclopedia Wikipedia (2000)
The shutdown of [...]