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Showing posts with label internet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label internet. Show all posts

Monday, December 21, 2009

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Maximize Your Web Browsing Speed



Is the task of loading websites, especially big websites with all the pictures, colors and animations long enough for you to prepare a glass of iced coffee and then sit and wait for the website to fully load? 



The time your web browser takes to load a particular website not only depends on your ISP's speed/bandwidth but also depends on the ISP's DNS server. 

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

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Google Chrome: Extensions now ready for Download





Now, the extensions are ready for download! Google has opened their Google Chrome Extensions site and the plugins are available for everyone running Windows and Linux. Mac/Apple users will have to wait since they are not available yet.

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Steady Flight: Mozilla Thunderbird 3




The long overdue 'Outlook alternative' is now out and flying steadily. Mozilla's Thunderbird 3, available for Windows, Mac and Linux, packs several new features including improvements on the program. From search and message indexing to tabs support and the setup wizard for account management, Thunderbird 3 makes offline email support as easy as possible.

Sunday, December 6, 2009

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Safety for the Online Shopper



Shopping online has become more than just an option for users around the world. With the growing number of online tools
(shopping included), everyone's security is of utmost importance. From home users to the enterprise and corporate shopper, online security needs to be at its best for everybody to not worry.

Friday, December 4, 2009

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The Bing Maps Experience



Bing Maps, still in its beta phase, is now available to the public. Microsoft's move to rival Google Maps starts a comparison between the two. 



Google Maps has been the main source of information when it comes to maps, locations and even streets for most of us. Aside for their web-based world map, they also have Google Earth



So what makes Bing Maps different and/or better than Google's?