Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Google Chrome is a browser that combines a minimal design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier. It has one box for everything: Type in the address bar and get suggestions for both search and web pages. Will give you thumbnails of your top sites; Access your favorite pages instantly with lightning speed from any new tab.
Download this portable browser at Here.
Documentation : Ridhars Blogspot
Monday, October 06, 2008
Windows Vista and XP users now can experience the new open source web browser offered by Google by the name of Google Chrome. The scanned-comic introducing the enticing application can be read at this link
Here are several features of the web browser:
1. Browser window that is streamlined and simple
2. Clean interface and fast
3. Based on a foundation that runs today’s complex web application much better.
4. Eac tab is kept in isolated “sandbox”, so one tab can be prevented from crashing another and this provide improved protection from rogue sites.
5. Improved speed and responsiveness across the broad.
6. A more powerful JavaScript engine to power the next gen web applications that aren’t possible in today’s web browser
7. Can import data from your previous internet browser: e.g. Mozilla Firefox.
8. Security such as prevention from phishing and malware which utilizes free public API called Google Safe Browsing API.
The add-ons or extensions to enrich Google Chrome’s functionalities are not available yet as expected when it’s still a beta release.
Nevertheless, you can test the web browser by downloading from its respective download page
Documentation : Ridhars Blogspot
Thursday, September 18, 2008
After the recent pagerank (PR) shake up by Google, there is one question remain? Oh, maybe two. The first one would probably want to know who are affected and who survived. Now, the only question remain is whether if one should remove all paid links and stop posting for pay-per-post entry.
Google not only punish publisher who sell links by dropping their PR but sometimes reduce your site’s ranking on Google’s search engine result. Thus, making it more difficult for people to discover your blog. The worst could ever happen is they remove your site from their search engine result, totally. Don’t believe me? Try googling "John Chow" (JohnChow.com, the popular blogger who writes about making money online). You won’t find it there, at least not in the first page. (After more clicking, and onto the 5th page, no sign of JohnChow.com). Even John Cow (a parody of JohnChow.com) is on the first page. Holy cow!
So, some decided to remove paid links after their PR dropped, however, other just being obnoxious and can’t be bothered about it at all.
Here is my top reasons why you shouldn’t be afraid of Big G (read: Google). The list is not in order.
If your blog is well known and established, and have loyal readers who keep coming back to your site on regular basis, a drop in PR won’t hurt that much. They enjoy your writing and your posts, and not one time visitors.
In relation to point (1), if most of your traffic are direct traffic or from referring sites, then Google search engine is really just a web directory and not a major traffic generator for your site. For eg. John Chow is not listed in Google search engine but he still makes lots of money anyway.
Seriously, when you are on PR0 (PR N/A) to PR3, it only means one thing. You have whole lot of things to do to improve your traffic and readership. You should be reading more SEO tips. I don’t think Google would care to penalize you. After all, who wants to pay for a PR0 link? By the way, my site has a PR3 only.
If you earn more by selling links and paid per post than Google Adsense, why ditch them?
Some other ads like TLA do take your Google PR into consideration before rating your site popularity. That means, they pay you more if you have higher PR. Then again, Google penalizes you for having paid links, so decide which side you want to take!
For some people, PR is just a number to boost your ego and compare with other bloggers. It’s a like race to see who has higher PR.
Heard of Yahoo!Publisher? What about WidgetBucks, AdBrites, Kontera, private ads and many other Google Adsense alternatives? Diversify your income sources.
Unless your last updated site was in 1993 and you never heard of Wordpress, I think most of the bloggers out there blog for money. However there is also a number of people who blogs for fun, not for making money. Moreover, nowadays, it is a norm for companies to blog or engage bloggers to market or create awareness of their products in the Net. Hence, their main purpose is not getting high PR but doing PR (public relations).
Guess you have just wasted your precious time reading the last 8 reasons. Oh, by the way, click here to read on Google PR.
Documentation : Ridhars Blogspot
Tuesday, September 09, 2008
This is an amazing news for us! Google without a big warning will release a new web browser. Do you believe it? Believe it! Because it's true... This new browser is called "Chrome"... "Google Chrome" (make me want to hurry up to download google chrome)
Google announced this browser in September 1st 2008. They announced this browser by publishing a comic by Scott Mcloud.
Here's the feature of Google CHROME:
1. Tabbed browsing where each tab gets its own process, leading to faster and more stable browsing. If one tab crashes, the whole browser doesn’t go down with it.
2. A distinct user interface that places tabs on top of the browser window instead of right below the address bar
3. An “incognito” mode that lets you browse the web in complete privacy because it doesn’t record any of your activity
4. A new JavaScript engine built from the ground up for speed
5. Malware and phishing lists that automatically update themselves and warn you of bad websites
6. A default homepage that displays your most commonly used sites and other personalized information.
You can have more info about this Google product in Google Blog or you wanna see the video of it? check it out!
Source : Techindaily
Documentation : Ridhars Blogspot
Tuesday, September 09, 2008
Hi this post is just an announcement post to tell you, Google Chrome is available to download!
Get it! We using it, and what we're feel for this new browser called "Google Chrome" is, so far so good...
Get Google Chrome now
Source : Google Chrome
Documentation : Ridhars Blogspot
Portable Google Chrome
