Though chrome is not as full featured as its competitors by date, its spawning of multiple processes when you launch new tabs is an awesome step towards browsing speed.  I’ve heard people grouching who previously supported Firefox, saying that it seemed slower, bloated and resource hog after the chromes release. I do all my day [...]

Now that Yahoo has ceded its search business to Microsoft, it would be easy to call CEO Carol Bartz’s comment to The New York Times that “Yahoo never was a search company” a piece of revisionist history.

On Friday 31 July 2009, Mozilla Firefox was downloaded for the one billionth time since its initial v1.0 release in 2004. (One billion is one-thousand million. Any version of the full installer is counted as ‘one’ download. Automatic updates are not included in the figure.)

Google has announced that Google Wave, the new communication and collaboration tool, will go live on 30 September 2009.

Before launching any new website, feature, or upgrade, it has to be tested. The worst nightmare of any programmer, designer, or business is to launch a broken website that drives away users and hurts reputations. It will only create more work, more headaches, and lost profits. Luckily, there are many great tools for web development [...]