The web browser market has become a lot more interesting and challenging in the last year. Windows users now have the choice between four (five if you count the mediocre Safari as well) primary web browsers that they can use: Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera and Internet Explorer. Firefox and Internet Explorer have been dominating the […]

Google release Chrome version 3. It’s faster, supports HTML5, and still does not run on the Mac OS. While the new stable release doesn’t introduce anything groundbreaking (unless you just love custom themes), it does provide some important tweaks. The biggest one focuses on Google’s#1 obsession: speed. This is Chrome’s bread and butter. The search […]

Even with a high-speed Internet connection, you might find that getting to certain Web sites takes a lot longer than you want it to. There are a lot of reasons for this, but one of the bottlenecks is the DNS server that your Internet service provider runs. You can get around this bottleneck, though, by […]

    Google says that they treat search queries as case-insensitive and all letters in a search phrase are always interpreted in lower case. For example, searches for barack obama, Barack Obama and BARACK OBAMA will all return the same results on Google. There are however instances when the case of a search query is […]

  If you are a Firefox User and Want to use your Firefox Bookmarks in Google Chrome than it was a difficult Process coz browsers don’t read each other’s bookmarks. But now you can Import and export bookmarks in Google Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, Apple Safari, and Chromium with one Click. For this you […]