Today I was just going through Google’s official blog and felt bit surprised after I came to know that Google Chrome has come out of beta. Google Chrome was first released officially last September as beta and was under several reviews and critics until this time and still lot of people didn’t find it much interesting by the way.
MySpace the social networking giant, has come up with one more innovative way to keep people in touch by launching a new browser toolbar. Days back MySpace introduced MySpaceID and now MySpace has released the toolbar.
With the advent of Web 2.0 online digital mashups has become more popular which eases the job of most by integrating things from more than one source. When it comes to features and simplicity only a few remains unique stand out in the race. Freepath is one such application which can create awesome presentations or playlists in combination with power point pulling in contents (images, music, videos, documents) from your disk or from web and share the same with ease.
Engaging the readers of your blog or website for long time and make them come back again is a challenge and for some of them its still a mystery. The text book and pro-bloggers suggest lot of ways like polls, be controversial in presenting information, posting in series, running contest, creating community etc. But still bloggers and site owners find it difficult sometimes. Always doing something unique and giving the readers some special experience might always pay off. Panels Network has now come up with a really unique way to keep users engaged and to make them keep coming by presenting them some really useful information presenting them with a awful amount of useful information.
Most of us unaware of the fact that most of the search engines hold the user search data for a considerable amount of time. Every search engine has got their own data retention policies to hold the user search data. Search Engines generally hold some important information like IP (Internet Protocol) address, search keywords and information from cookies exchanged. Some claimed and accused search engines for retention of such information which is very sensitive and must be erased off in a short period of time. Long back popular search engines like Google, Microsoft, Yahoo maintained user data logs indefinitely.
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