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Google to Offer its Own Browser: Chrome - ReadWriteWeb (94)
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Google watchdog Phillip Lessen has scanned and posted a printed comic he says he received in the mail from Google today describing the company's forthcoming open source browser Chrome. The link to Chrome is currently a 404. Long rumored to be in the works, this appears to be the first formal acknowledgment that Google really is working on its own browser - and it looks very cool. Will you drop Firefox and use Chrome instead? ...Shared by 88michael (6) aak (1) Abhishek (5) Adam (16) AJ (161) Alex (8) Andrew (7) Andy (6) Anna Richter (2) Anthony Romano (8) arjo (25) asblogger (19) atul (70) BNPrade (1) Bob Caswell (15) Bob Hazlett (5) Bobbi Newman (15) Brian (26) Caleb (5) CannonGod (190) Chris L (20) Christopher Martin (60) Corvida (60) Dedalus (16) Dimitar D (35) Drew Olanoff (117) dryan (6) Dzu (19) Earl E Morningwood (37) Emily Malloy (1) Eric Herberholz (31) fordchao (43) Forrest (21) Glenn (23) Götz (23) GUNA (17) Hari Kishore (2) Henk-Jan van der Klis (9) Hisham (21) Jandy (11) Jason R. Hunter (21) Jawad Shuaib (10) Jay (44) Jeff the Great (14) Jeremy (70) JonMoss-theappleofmyi (30) Joseph Rodgers (13) Karl Söderström (7) Kim (16) Konstantin (10) Kristen (195) Le prof. (8) Leonid (20) louisgray (112) Luis Suarez (21) ManiacD (25) Marshall Sponder (21) maui (1) max (9) Melissa Attree, GetOn eMarketing (9) Michael (19) Mike (5) minmax (1) Morton Fox (42) neal (2) Netviber (10) nicholas gill (11) NickBoucart (9) Nihar (19) Olivier Favre (Innovablog) (21) onurka (9) partout (25) Phil (42) PlanningQueen (6) Program Witch (18) Quasidot (22) Rabid Cow (7) Radu (6) ramyon (18) realgt (20) Rick Turoczy (62) Rob (105) Ron Capps (2) Rumble (11) Ryan S (39) StudentMfri (2) Tac (15) tadhgk (5) Uday Kiran (7) ultraviolet (34) Vox (42) yoshy (312) Yung-Hui Lim (77) тaмás (12)Explore read four notes- Forrest said: Great development - and how interesting is it that we're still competing so heavily over browsers, all these years after microsoft / netscape? As I've said before, it would take something HUGE for me to switch from firefox. But innovations like these are great for competition, and will push the industry forward.
- aak said: I use so much Google stuff, I'd almost be afraid to download the Google browser. I'd feel like a Google freak if I did. But...
- Ryan S said: Go read the comic if you are at all interested in this, it's worth it.
- Dedalus said: There's already Prism (all plats.) and Fluid (Mac), but this one is built on WebKit.
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Google OS Is Actually a Browser: Google Chrome (73)
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Google Blogoscoped posts an interesting comic book created by Scott McCloud that illustrates the features of Google Chrome, an open source browser based on WebKit. As usually, all the rumors related to Google are true and "Google Browser" is no exception.Google Chrome has been built in a time when browsers no longer render mostly web pages, but full-blown web applications. That's why browsers need to be more powerful, more stable and more secure. One of ...Shared by [Curtis W] (24) Alan Dean (32) Andrew Girdwood (33) andymac1 (17) AnyCat (2) Army of Gnomes (14) atul (70) baron (3) Camille Roux (9) Chris (8) Compulsivo (45) Compuwizard123 (16) cooperative (41) corey (6) Dan Kearns (14) danliebke (47) Denis Gobo (19) Dzu (19) Eric Herberholz (31) faizal (4) Faraz (1) Fernando Johann (7) Fuzzyman (10) gabopagan (37) Gothy (17) Hervé (16) Huacn Lee (16) Hugo (3) idham (6) ignace / micronauta (11) inamorix (48) IwfWcf (10) Jason R. Hunter (21) Jigar Mehta (27) jmvidal (13) John (12) Joshua (8) junal (2) Karpuscul (3) kmohr25 (16) kofai (16) Marshall Sponder (21) MaXeR (6) MH (25) Michael (13) Michael Fidler (6) Mike F (363) Muhammad Basheer (8) munir (6) Neko (14) Nick (11) Nicola (16) Niki1601 (10) nlnnet (3) Peter H (24) Pozsi (14) Preoccupations (38) puthali (12) R. Francis (6) Raanan Avidor (5) ramyon (18) robertogreco (30) rOckY (122) Sam (5) Sam Harrelson (15) Sgrunchy (13) symtym (15) TIGGR (43) tony (16) tosch (8) vcamaral@gmail.com (17) xeal (6) zemlanin (16)Contribute comment - 스티브 잡스, 그리고 그가 만들 것으로 보이는 5가지 신제품들 (1)
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11 Free Mind Mapping Applications &038; Web Services - Stepcase Lifehack (56)
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Mind mapping is a way of taking notes, capturing ideas, exploring concepts and breaking down information into a more readily understood format. It’s a place where visual representations and written representations of things merge to create something that is more natural to the mind; it works with and represents the way we think, where as paragraph-based text is not representative of the thought process at all. There are a million and one uses for mind ...Shared by Aaman Lamba (3) Aashay (4) Abdul Jaleel (14) agbiotec (20) Alex Ambrose (7) Alexander13 (357) andrefaria (16) Antonio Volpon (26) ap428 (20) bluebus (22) Bob (7) Bret (5) Brian Cuban (1050) Carmen Leilani (16) ClinicalCases (45) d2s (19) Danny Rain (6) Doug McCaughan (1) Eric (11) Fred Schechter (53) Inthenameofmine (361) Jacob Proffitt (1) James (1) Jennifer Abe (10) Jim Muntone (1) John Fink (16) john instone (7) Kate (276) Klemo (11) l.m.orchard (17) Leyla Bonilla (74) Matteo Marchelli (2) MICHAEL (18) Mike (25) Milan Navratil (34) Nick Cobb (365) Pramod (21) ramyon (18) Ritu (407) Rob (105) Rob (4) Robert DeBord (9) Robson Rotten (6) Rudi (22) Scott (7) seans (9) Stephan M (38) thePOSTMAN (1) Tibor (41) Todd Finley (1) Todd Lohenry (8) Tom Murphy (2) tsangal (8) warrior007 (215) Will King (3) zsafwan (18)Contribute comment -
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Posted by Regan Burns It's Labor Day weekend -- perhaps the tastiest weekend of the year! I don't know about you, but for me the next few days are packed with backyard parties (and the food that goes along with them). I love attending parties, but always spend so much time obsessing about what to bring. So over the years, I've come up with a PLAN that guarantees I bring nothing home but an empty ...Shared by ramyon (18)Contribute comment -
Google Implements Social Graph API and hCard in Profiles (39)
onthis February, Google released its Social Graph API, which allows developers to give users the option to easily find data on their social connections around the web. Google itself, however, hasn't really implemented any of this technology yet. Starting today, however, it seems Google is starting to surface some of this information from your Social Graph in your Google Profile, which might be a first sign that Google is planning to do more with these ...Shared by Aaron (34) AJ (161) Alan Dean (32) Andrei (18) aNTwNHs (74) atul (70) b (23) Bjoern (24) CannonGod (190) dobata (324) DOCBook Howto (98) ehu4ever (70) Elroy (21) Hisham (21) iAlja (25) Jamin (12) Jeremy (70) Joakim Lind (11) Joe (78) kcearns (0) kukoo (3) leo (15) Leon Ridge-Cooke (34) losamorales (2) Marshall Sponder (21) maty (0) Mike F (363) mndoci (29) Nate (28) Netviber (10) nikan (37) Niklas (20) Phreak 2.0 (48) ramyon (18) Rex (81) Roger (20) Sébastien (11) StevieB (37) whatevernevermind (8)Contribute comment
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Google Implements Social Graph API and hCard in Profiles (105)
onthis February, Google released its Social Graph API, which allows developers to give users the option to easily find data on their social connections around the web. Google itself, however, hasn't really implemented any of this technology yet. Starting today, however, it seems Google is starting to surface some of this information from your Social Graph in your Google Profile, which might be a first sign that Google is planning to do more with these ...Shared by !&# (17) adam (718) Alan Dean (32) Alex Ryan (6) Andrei (18) Andrew Terry (25) Andy (13) Anthony Romano (8) aNTwNHs (74) atul (70) audi (6) Ben Shoemate (4) Benjamin (824) Bjoern (24) brokekid (117) Bruce (0) Cai Chen (777) charlie anzman (90) Chris Newman (0) Chris Ryall (4) ChristianAnderson (8) Corvida (60) dani (10) Deep.ed (35) Dimitar D (35) dobata (324) DOCBook Howto (98) Dominik (27) Edo (9) Elroy (21) elsterama (31) FelipeC (7) folkert (2) graywolf (13) gregoire (10) guttertec (37) guy (479) hao (8) Harper (75) Henk-Jan van der Klis (9) Henri Bergius (2) Hervé (16) Hisham (21) iAlja (25) iskandr (6) Jamin (12) Javed (62) Jeff (5) Jeppe (2) Jeremy (70) Joakim Lind (11) joamag (5) Joe (78) Justin Baum (8) Karl Söderström (7) karmona (5) Kathy (241) kcearns (0) Kerry (8) Kevin (2) kukoo (3) Leena (814) leo (15) Leon Ridge-Cooke (34) losamorales (2) Magnus J (3) Mao Yu (21) marchbox (12) Marshall Kirkpatrick (4) Marshall Sponder (21) Matthew Bischoff (29) mattnz (10) Michael (19) Miguel Angel (78) mndoci (29) Mushin (31) Nate (28) Nick Cobb (365) nicoladecarne (3) Nihar (19) nikan (37) Niklas (20) partout (25) perspikace (15) Phil (2) Phreak 2.0 (48) Pierre (6) Régis Gaidot (12) ramyon (18) Richard (13) Roger (20) Schade (0) Sébastien (11) SMC (204) sryo (19) StevieB (37) Syed Akram (4) symtym (15) Tal Siach (373) Tibor (41) Trebel (15) ultraviolet (34) Votis (12) w0lfh0und (492) whatevernevermind (8)
- Jeff said: Another online profile. At least this one auto-detects some stuff from existing profiles using the Social Graph API
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Amazon's Mechanical Turk Used for Fraudulent Activities (13)
onAmazon's Mechanical Turk has fallen prey to social media spammers and it is now full of requests to spam bookmarking services for pennies per link. Although these HITs may stop short of being "fraud" in the legal sense of the word, they are certainly dishonest and unsavory. In addition to these spam bookmarking requests, we're also seeing HITs for Diggs, Stumbles, Slashdots, etc. of spammers' web pages and web sites. In case you're unfamiliar, Amazon's ...Shared by Andrei (18) Chris Metcalf (6) Corvida (60) DOCBook Howto (98) Drew Olanoff (117) iAlja (25) Konstantin (10) Mushin (31) partout (25) ramyon (18) Rob (105) sarahintampa (79) Tim (13)Contribute comment
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Amazon's Mechanical Turk Used for Fraudulent Activities (56)
onAmazon's Mechanical Turk has fallen prey to social media spammers and it is now full of requests to spam bookmarking services for pennies per link. Although these HITs may stop short of being "fraud" in the legal sense of the word, they are certainly dishonest and unsavory. In addition to these spam bookmarking requests, we're also seeing HITs for Diggs, Stumbles, Slashdots, etc. of spammers' web pages and web sites. In case you're unfamiliar, Amazon's ...Shared by adam (718) Adrian (24) Ananya Walia (580) bittin (153) Bob Caswell (15) Brent (38) Brian Cuban (1050) Bryan Waters (1) Brynn (19) Cai Chen (777) Chris Garrett (2) Chris Messina (18) Chris Metcalf (6) Christian (0) Dennis Bjørn Petersen (12) DOCBook Howto (98) Doug Adams (76) erojo (0) Evan Asano (7) guy (479) hthr (0) iAlja (25) Jamie McGibbon (59) Joe Fullman (3) Johnny Software (20) Jordan (271) Jorge (25) karmona (5) Kevin Federline (213) Konstantin (10) Leena (814) mac the mac (0) Marshall Kirkpatrick (4) Matthew Bischoff (29) Michael Mior (46) Mr. BabyMan (249) Mushin (31) nHelke (13) Nick Cobb (365) nikan (37) Onder Eren (2) partout (25) pericles (583) ramyon (18) sarahintampa (79) Scott Whigham (1) SD (5) Seth G (34) Shane (16) Stephen Hood (9) Steven (9) Tal Siach (373) Tom Davies (98) Victor (17) yoshy (312) Zak M. (349)
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