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Ever since its release, more than 5 million people have downloaded the latest version of the Firefox browser. Mozilla, which is responsible for the second biggest web browser, has been keep track of the number of users installing this software through a real time map. But despite the rapid progression, the download’s for this version have been slower that for its predecessor. In the last year, Firefox’s market has declined slightly due to the competition with Google’s Chrome. Firefox 4 was released for downloading less than a month after Microsoft released its Internet Explorer 9. Both these browsers guarantee to provide their users with a faster and more secure online browsing experience. Like its rival, Firefox has also started making use of HTML 5, which is the latest standard of hypertext language that is used to build websites. Both these browsers also come with a variety of features such as hardware acceleration which is used to display web pages and which draws on the power of t...

Trustworthy reports have shown that Google has rolled out a new navigation bar to the public after nearly 6 months of rigorous testing. This navigation bar could help improve the overall efficiency of the news content marketing services, as it helps to move relevant articles higher up in the search engine rankings, which in turn leads to increased traffic, increased sales and increased effectiveness of the search engine optimization techniques. This navigation bar is shorter than the one before and has more graphics and color in its interface. It also helps to efficiently remove clutter by grouping all the extra links in a menu. The bar has reportedly been inspire by Google Chrome and also helps by removing link underlining and replaces it with a colored bar that allows for more spacing between the links. What’s more, the site also boasts of having an extra gear icon that provides more options and preferences for the user accounts. Google has tested the new navigation top bar last week...

Google announced this week that it would be removing support from its H.264 video codec in its popular Chrome browser. If web developers specifically use the latest HTML5 video tag, they will no longer be able to point to the video encoded in the H.264 (AVC) standard format that is used by Chrome users. All the Android users will not be left far behind. The reason is to allow Google to devote more resources in supporting open codec technologies like Theora and WebM. It has also been suggested that this move will help Google save more money by not encoding and storing YouTube videos in this H.264 format. However, this is not really the case, as the H.264 is only format that is allowed on Apple devices like the iPad and iPhone. If YouTube should become incompatible with any of these devices, then it would probably be replaced by other competitors that are more flexible. Also, H.264 is a superior format in terms of user experiences as well as technically. There are fewer hitchers, less bl...

Google’s Chrome browser has reportedly neared 10 percent in market shares towards the end of December, 2010. This is a significant increase from a market share of 4.6 just a year ago. Microsoft’s Internet Explorer on the other hand, dropped to nearly 57 percent, from a staggering 62 percent just a year ago. However, there’s no stopping Microsoft with the IE9. Apple’s Safari could show steady growth, what with the success of the iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad. Google is definitely pleased with Chrome’s success and have been making genuine marketing efforts in the past one and a half years. The efforts are obviously paying off. The results speak for themselves. On the mobile side of the OS market, Google’s Android platform that runs on any Android-based SmartPhone and other similar devices has reportedly shown a growth rate of 29 percent each month – the fastest pace being in December. With such staggering success in 2010, let’s wish Google all the best for the New Year!

Chrome OS, the most anticipated new operating system from Google may not get launched until next year. Although the consumer launch is most likely to happen next year, Google yet has to bring out their branded ‘Speedbooks’ running the new system. Google has been planning for this launch for two years making it quite uncomfortable for both Apple and Microsoft. The Chrome OS was positioned initially to capitalize on the network revolution. However, it seems to be overtaken by events. Apple on the other hand hasn’t been manufacturing enough since the time they launched iPad and they see these devices as a future frontier for media consumption. Now, why is Google aiming for two mobile operating systems? It has emerged that Google has joined hands with the US telecom leader Verizon as an effort to launch their own iPad killer device which will be based on the Android operating system. Still, we are confused as to why would Google want to have two ultra portable operating systems for tablets...

Now Chrome to phone is a must have for phones running Android 2.2 ("Froyo"). The utility allows anyone to send a Webpage from Chrome browser directly to a phone and have it opened by using an appropriate application. Like sending directions from Google Map by using Maps app and a standard web page will open in the Android web browser. This is a great way you can use to share information between a computer and a mobile device. To clip text from the web page, you can simply highlight the text and send it to your phone and it will be copied in the device clipboard. For dialing a number from a web page, highlight it and send it to the device and it will open the “phone” screen with the dialed number. You don’t need a maximum amount of set up. You only need to download the Chrome to Phone extension for Chrome on the desktop and it will ask you to log into the account used with your phone. You can do the same with the Chrome to your phone app on the phone and run it. The app doesn’...

Though Google has officially announced that they are going to open the Chrome Web Store later this year, it seems they are in a hurry to launch it sooner. They are taking the steps to get ready to launch sooner than they have announced. Developers can hook their applications up to the Google Checkout merchant accounts and there is also a way to preview how the application will look like in the store when it is live. Google had announced in August that the Chrome Web Store would be launched in October this year but all the pieces are fitting together sooner than expected. The placeholder space for applications in the Chromium pops in and out of existence but the Web Store will be fully functional as it is a portion of the Extension online area. Google has also put out a set of guidelines for what images the developers will need while uploading the application for display in the Chrome Web Store. There are also guidelines for icons, screen shots, header background and promotional images,...

Google has always been after speed whether it’s for their search engine or browser. Now, they are speeding up another aspect of their browser. Their goal is to release a more stable version every six weeks, that will be twice as the existing speed is. Google is creating new features very quickly and they want their users to get them as soon as possible. Google will be able to have firmly set schedules for chrome from these fast iterations. Google is also putting their efforts to cut down the rapid iteration of versions that are coming: “Since we are going to continue to increment our major versions with every new release (i.e. 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0) those numbers will start to move a little faster than before. Please don’t read too much into the pace of version number changes – they just mean we are moving through release cycles and we are geared up to get fresher releases into your hands!” It’s a great thing to see how fast they will be will be iterating and if the version numbers didn’t...

Last week Google replaced Apple Safari for the first time as the third most used Internet browser in the United Sates, based on the figures that were released on Monday by StatCounter. "This is quite a coup for Google as they have gone from zero to almost 10 percent of the US market in under two years," said StatCounter chief executive Aodhan Cullen said in a release. "There is a battle royal going on between Google and Apple in the Internet browser space (Chrome vs. Safari) as well as in the mobile market (Android vs. Iphone)." Chrome had 8.97 percent of the US browser market in the week that ended on Sunday, topping Safari's 8.88 percent as reported by StatCounter. Safari lost an approximately 1.5 percent lead it had on Chrome two months earlier. Firefox was the second most popular with 28.48 percent of people using the free, open-source browser. Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) was on top with 52 percent of US Internet users surfing with the software. Globall...