Most popular downloaded programs?

September 2, 2009 by Jason  
Filed under Computer

For an upcoming post, I’m putting together a list of the programs that someone is most likely to download and install after completing a clean installation of Windows.

Here are the programs that I come up with quickly:

* Firefox
* Picasa
* Skype
* iTunes + QuickTime
* Windows Live Essentials
* Adobe Reader
* Flash
* Java

Of course, I have more entries on my list of personal faves, and there are some essential categories where there isn’t a clear leader antivirus and security programs, for example. There’s also a second tier of popular but not essential software, like file compression tools, disk utilities, and disk-burning software. But right now I’m looking for the ones that are really , where someone is very likely to want a quick download link. Read more

Firefox Erodes IE to New Low

July 6, 2009 by Jason  
Filed under internet

The open-source browser from Mozilla has managed to grab a share of the market representing no less than half of the Microsoft proprietary browser, according to StatCounter data. Essentially, the market measuring firm indicates that Internet Explorer’s share has dropped to under 60% while Firefox has grown continually to its detriment and is up to 30%. The statistics made public are valid for users worldwide. The situation is much worse in the US for IE and Microsoft, StatCounter explains.

In the US alone, IE dropped from 56 .18% in June 2009 to just 54.77% in July. This while Firefox jumped from 31.5% to 32.34% in the same period of time. Safari is the bronze winner in the browser race with 7.59% while Chrome accounts for 3% and Opera for 0.72% in July. But the growth of Safari, Chrome and Opera pales in comparison to that of Firefox. Read more

Download Firefox 3.6 Nightly Builds

June 28, 2009 by Jason  
Filed under internet

With Firefox 3.5 release coming near, Mozilla has already started working on Firefox’s next version codenamed Namoroka that is scheduled to launch in mid 2010. The pre-alpha builds are already out for Windows, Mac, and Linux. To keep day-to-day tab on the nightly builds, follow the link given at the bottom.

The release is being called Firefox 3.6, but should not be considered as a final name since it might later be called as Firefox.Next due to vast improvements and new features. To learn what’s new in Firefox 3.6, visit the Mozilla Links blog.

mozillafirefox36 Download Firefox 3.6 Nightly Builds

Download Firefox Nightly Builds

Firefox 3.5 RC Just Around the Corner

May 27, 2009 by Jason  
Filed under Computer, internet

The first Release Candidate of Firefox 3.5, codenamed Shiretoko, is just around the corner. The RC development milestone means that Mozilla is extremely close to wrapping up the successor of Firefox 3.0, released back in mid-June 2008, almost a year ago. While there are voices claiming that Firefox 3.5 RC1 will be made available for download as early as tomorrow, fact is that Mozilla has a test day planned for the upcoming build of its open-source browser this Friday, May 29.

“MozQA is holding a Testday for the rollout of Firefox 3.5 RC 1 which is as close to a release as possible! I don’t need to remind everyone of how important this phase is, so we’re going to need your awesome testing skills to make sure it’s as polished as possible,” revealed a member of the Mozilla Q&A team. Read more

Internet Explorer is losing

February 3, 2009 by Jason  
Filed under internet

ie 150x150 Internet Explorer is losingThe latest figures from the front of the browser wars of the table in the same way that reveals to continue to watch. IE bleed when the opponent has to win and the power of Microsoft’s efforts in spite of all this table does not change. Net Applications last report, the ongoing decline of Internet Explorer, on top of the 7th to lose market share within a month, now in their own revealed that a constant impetus. Internet Explorer’s market share terms, yĂŒde 67.55 ‘de kaldı.

October and November months 1′er% on average in 2008 to IE has lost share, in the same period, Firefox and Safari to get the losses began to race. Read more

MS Firefox discovered!

February 2, 2009 by Jason  
Filed under Microsoft, internet

firefox 150x150 MS Firefox discovered!Once the most preferred browser is Internet Explorer, Firefox, especially with the support of its plug-and users, and software developers are happy. Many independent programmers and users for Firefox, is developing its own plug-ins offer. In this way, and has made their introductions, and facilitate business users. The new Firefox add-ons that enhance the company’s very difficult for independent programmers, because these firms with IT giant Microsoft.

“Heavy on demand, we have to integrate Live Search to Firefox” and speaking of Live Search software manager Ray Debapriya own blog, Microsoft’s add-in was announced by the official. Read more

Firefox and enjoy HD video on YouTube

February 1, 2009 by Jason  
Filed under internet

20090126225123 150x120 Firefox and enjoy HD video on YouTubeDeveloped for plug-in called Greasemonkey scripts for Firefox, Mozilla browser to open high-quality YouTube videos automatically changes.

Greasemonkey script to use the first plugin to be installed. Then the “YouTube HQ + 720p” script can be added at www.userscripts.org. The only high-quality YouTube video after the move is not play, you can scale the HD-Ready resolution 720p well.

Moreover, for slow computers or Internet connections can be made in low quality video playback.

Google Enters The Browser Business

November 10, 2008 by Jason  
Filed under Google

chrome beta 150x63 Google Enters The Browser BusinessJust a couple days ago Google released its own version of a web browser, dubbed Google Chrome. This is exciting news, because it now increases the pressure on Firefox and Internet Explorer to be all that they can be. It’s even surprising, considering that Google and Firefox were business partners in advertising. Just a while ago Google Adsense was paying people for referring people to Firefox. Read more

Google Enters The Browser Business

October 12, 2008 by Jason  
Filed under Google

google chrome 150x150 Google Enters The Browser BusinessJust a couple days ago Google released its own version of a web browser, dubbed Google Chrome. This is exciting news, because it now increases the pressure on Firefox and Internet Explorer to be all that they can be. It’s even surprising, considering that Google and Firefox were business partners in advertising. Just a while ago Google Adsense was paying people for referring people to Firefox.

Google Chrome has a unique minimalist look that easily separates itself from other browsers. The browser bars are not cluttered full of different options, menus and toolbars, instead it only features your most used browser features, like the back and forward arrows, bookmark button, bookmark toolbar address bar, go button, and two pull down icons for page settings and internet options. Read more

Google Chrome all versions

September 21, 2008 by Jason  
Filed under Google

chrome 150x150 Google Chrome all versionsGoogle’s newly launched web browser Chrome is all set to shake the web browser industry. On the first look and it looks like the later the better quote fits up for Google Chrome. Chrome has borrowed and acquired most of the features from Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari and Internet Explorer to emerge as a hybrid and fast browser.

You can clearly see in the screen shot below that Google Chrome has the dials feature which has been taken up from Opera. Another thing by launching its own web browser by Google means a complete dominance over the Internet. Google has it own search engine, its own social network etc. and at last its own browser Chrome to integrate all its services at one place. Read more