A raw version of Google Chrome browser for Mac and Linux has been pre-released. Those working on Mac and Linux might have another browser to rejoice but the story is far from complete. Well, the test version of the browser is a novice that knows no printing, Flash and lack even a bookmark manager. It's not even in beta. Probably this is why the project leaders Mike Smith and Karen Grunberg have emphasized "DON'T DOWNLOAD THEM!" Well, it also bears in addition that you try them only if you like incomplete, crash-prone software. With much of it on the lee-side there's a relief that it'll have updates more frequently that no browser would opt for.
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If you are an avid blog reader or offline web server, this might be a breaking news for you. Now there are several occasions, while on flight or in train, when you have limited access to broadband. In such situations how would you read a blog or surf websites offline? Voila! I've gotta simple solution to your problem - Backstreet browser. It is a free offline web browser that allows you to download and store all the websites in your local drive. Using this software utility you can view the contents at your own pace without even if you lack access to Internet. Let's have a look what Backstreet browser can do for you.
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Are you a Mac-buff and looking for a Google experience. Obviously you know Google is best for online searches. In its recent updates Google offers a Quick Search Box for the Mac users. It's an open source search box that allows you to search data across the web on your Mac system.
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Gasping for free space with your 2GB Gmail account? Mozilla Firefox has come up with an apocalypse to take you by surprise. Currently the most popular browser, Mozilla now poffers a new add-on Gspace. It's a free online storage that'll allow you access you files everywhere. With Gspace your Gmail account would turn up into a free online storage.
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Great news for Windows enthusiast. The public beta version of Windows 7 is all set for a grand release come Friday, January 9, 2009. The exciting announcement was made by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer at his keynote address in 2009 Internet Consumer Electronics Show (CES). The beta version would be available for download worldwide with an authentic product key. Rush for the download. The Windows 7 Beta would be available for download-only (no-physical media ) on a first come first serve basis.

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What if you lose your USB drive? It has slipped off your pocket or you have left it somewhere and forgot. All your work is gone. The confidential files, presentation,  pictures or what not? So would you go on a wild goose chase asking every other fellow - have you seen it?

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