
Windows Vista and XP users now can experience the new open source web browser offered by Google by the name of Google Chrome. The scanned-comic introducing the enticing application can be read at this link.
Here are several features of the web browser:
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Browser window that is streamlined and simple
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Clean interface and fast
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Based on a foundation that runs today’s complex web application much better.
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Eac tab is kept in isolated “sandbox”, so one tab can be prevented from crashing another and this provide improved protection from rogue sites.
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Improved speed and responsiveness across the broad.
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A more powerful JavaScript engine to power the next gen web applications that aren’t possible in today’s web browser
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Can import data from your previous internet browser: e.g. Mozilla Firefox.
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Security such as prevention from phishing and malware which utilizes free public API called Google Safe Browsing API.
The add-ons or extensions to enrich Google Chrome’s functionalities are not available yet as expected when it’s still a beta release.
Nevertheless, you can test the web browser by downloading from its respective download page.
Comments (10) Posted on Saturday, September 6th, 2008
Do you notice the similarities of the footer section and other CSS syntaxes used in the suspected website with my Blog Pixel 2.0 theme? (Click screenshot below to enlarge).

I have to tell you that find was a serendipity.
I really don’t mind people making my coding work as inspiration, but the act of copy-pasting other people work and editing it a little bit without giving any credit is unethical, I think, and I wrote this post just to express my view on it; no other intention involved.
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Comments (23) Posted on Friday, July 11th, 2008
Question: How do I recover my deleted Yahoo! account?
Answer:
According to my weblog traffic analysis, I found out that many users who have deleted their Yahoo! account wondered if they are able to retrieve their account back.
Unfortunately, deleted Yahoo! account is not recoverable. According to Yahoo!
themselves, once you deleted your Yahoo! account you will lose access to all personalized areas of Yahoo! such as Geocities web page, Yahoo! Mail account, and any other area of Yahoo! that can only be accessed with your Yahoo! ID and password.
You will also not be able to reactivate it after the account has been deleted but you are always welcome to sign up for a new account again.
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Comments (23) Posted on Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008
Question: How do I recover my deleted files on hard disk / files from formatted hard disk/ floppy drive?
Answer: The lost of data are usually due to virus attack, power failures, software faults, or accidental mistakes. There are several software that let you retrieve the important files but many of them are commercial and unfortunately most of the review sites seem only care of promoting the expensive software.
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Comments (8) Posted on Tuesday, July 1st, 2008
The new Windows Vista Service Packs 1 contains enhancements in form of performance, reliability, supports to new hardware and new emerging standards. The changes are a lot like Windows XP service packs and they make the os more stable.
For Technet plus and MSDN subscribers, they are able to download the newly integrated Windows Vista With Service Pack 1 to save 6 hours of upgrading Windows Vista when doing a clean install of the operating system.

What about non-subscribers?
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Comments (1) Posted on Thursday, June 26th, 2008