para quem ainda não sabe o que é um navegador web

com legendas em português

porque isto.. acontece!!

www.whatbrowser.org

os mais belos sapatos que já vi

e mais 13

Picasa 3.5

ando eu chateado com o iPhoto..
e chega o Picasa 3.5 muito perto do que eu quero

o melhor do iTunes 9

a nova organização da iTunes U

só gostava de saber como é que ponho lá

o que já descarreguei

Opera 10

novo Opera

novo icon

ver, também, http://unite.opera.com

Google Chrome Turns 1!

o Google Chrome faz, hoje, um ano e continua a haver quem ache que o internet entoper é o único navegador disponível!!

"

A lot has happened for Google Chrome since the day we prematurely shipped our comic book, announced Google Chrome just a day before we initially intended, and pushed our browser out of the nest and into Beta. To take stock of this past year, we thought we'd celebrate with a birthday cake, birthday balloons, and a few interesting factoids. Since September 2, 2008, there have been:

51 developer releases, 21 beta releases or updates, and 15 stable releases or updates
Over 20,600 bugs filed (4367 of them were duplicates, 3505 have been fixed, which leaves a whole lot left to go!)
11 external committers and bug editors, 46 external code contributors
50 Chrome Experiments
26 posts on the Google Chrome blog
12 Chrome Shorts, a collection of short films about Google Chrome
A sequel to the comic in Japanese

More importantly, we've improved by over 150% on Javascript performance since our initial beta:

We've also added some of the most commonly requested features -- including form autofill, side-by-side view, the ability to remove items from the New Tab page, and full screen mode (just hit F11!) -- and even a bit of magic to make the entire web three-dimensional (okay, that was just a joke).

There's still plenty for us to do. Extensions for Google Chrome are well underway. We're also hard at work on Google Chrome for Mac and Linux, which are making rapid progress on the developer channel. Our Mac and Linux versions are missing a few key features (such as printing), so we're keeping them in the developer channel a little while longer to make sure that they provide a satisfying native experience on these platforms and meet our standards for stability and performance. If you like living on the cutting edge and don't mind the work in progress, you can download Google Chrome for Mac and Linux today through the developer channel.

Before we blow out the candles on Google Chrome's first birthday, we'd like to send a huge thank you to all our users who browse the web with Google Chrome, provide great feedback, and shared your all-round awesomeness with us. The second year of Google Chrome's life is shaping up to be a pretty exciting one, and we look forward to an action-packed year for the browser and the web. Stay tuned.

Posted by Brian Rakowski, Product Manager

"

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RockMeIt, o novo browser da turma da Netscape

Marc Andreessen e vários amigos dos tempos do Netscape resolveram criar um novo browser, o RockMeIt.

E ele já tem até site, onde você pode se cadastrar para ser informado sobre o lançamento.

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The secret behind Apple rumors (Joy of Tech)

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