Posts Tagged ‘browser’

Mozilla released Firefox 5.0 today. And, in the mobile world, this includes Android. Mozilla Delivers New Version of Firefox – First Web Browser to Support Do Not Track on Multiple Platforms I’ve been quite critical of the off and, more recently, on Firefox mobile browser development efforts. I’ve tested every release that didn’t crash immediately [...]

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Angry Birds, the highly addictive mobile game, has made its way to the web. Rovio, the developer of Angry Birds, has released a browser version of the game for Google’s Chrome OS — a move that is of interest to many in the gaming community. After my editor provided me with the link to the online game, I was extremely annoyed because I had a feeling that I would become addicted. However, that wasn’t the case.

According to the StatCounter latest data FireFox 3.5 currently is the most popular browser overtaking it’s largest competitor Internet Explorer 7.0 and showing largest growth as IE 8.0. As I’m very excited about Chrome browser, for me the most interesting thing next year will be how large share of the market will take this Google product.

By now, there are probably millions of users who have downloaded the new browser in town – the lightweight, clean and simple Google Chrome browser. If you haven’t, waste no time, head on to Google.com/Chrome and download it now. Or if you wish, you might want to read first, our initial impression of Google Chrome.

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