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With the announcement of Google Chrome, came another browser news, the IE8 beta 2 is now available for download. One of the main features added to this version of Internet Explorer is the Privacy feature.

This has been an interesting week in the quiet “browser war” that has been slowly emanating over the last few years. The leader of the pack, by a good margin, is still Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, followed by Firefox, and the Safari Mac browser.

From the world’s most preferred web browser, here comes the new release: Internet Explorer 8. If you use Internet Explorer extensively but miss some of the features which other popular web browsers have, then this new release might provide you the solution.

The web is celebrating the advent of the new competitor in the browser arena - Google Chrome. Here are some points you should note before jumping into the conclusion that Google Chrome is a huge revolution in the browser history. The bugs Here are some bugs I saw in the Google browser: 1.

We’re getting our podcast off to a permanent, monthly start; look for a feed icon in the upper-right shortly, and I’ll try and get one into the sidebar soon, too. This episode: News: Don and Greg discuss the IE8 controversy Gadget Geek: Don’s new home theater and the travails of HDMI Interview: Deployment MVP Rhonda Layfield hates too much documentation Web site review: Bored at work?

Since everyone seems to be determined to cover Google’s newly-launched Chrome browser on every side, I have decided to join in after I’ve been playing with the browser for a few days and reading literally hundreds of posts about it everywhere.

Our friends at Tech65 start their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape last week: [1]Tech65 conducted a Podcasting workshop at Science Center, [2] Geek Terminal launches new membership scheme “Geek Pass” using RFID and eGrips, [3] A New ‘park and ride and

Our friends at Tech65 start their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape last week: [1]Tech65 conducted a Podcasting workshop at Science Center, [2] Geek Terminal launches new membership scheme “Geek Pass” using RFID and eGrips, [3] A New ‘park and ride and

Microdoft made available the newest beta test version (2) for Internet Explorer 8. The most claimed new feature is the InPrivateBrowsing mode that lets users surf without having a list of sites they visit get stored on their computers, as well as temporary Internet files and cookies.

When you open a new tab in Internet Explorer 8 Beta, the New Tab page (about:Tabs) opens by default. If you want to start with a blank page or your home page when opening new tab, you can do so using Internet Options. 1. Open Internet Explorer 8 2. Click Tools, Internet Options 3.