Which browser is best for you?

Currently there are three major web-browsers out on the web, which are Internet Explorer, Chrome and Firefox on the market. Every browser has its benefits and disadvantages - depending on what you are looking for the disadvantages maybe won’t be such a problem.

Based upon the top10 review of the website toptenreviews.com the number one browser is Google Chrome, followed by Firefox and the Internet Explorer. One disadvantage of Chrome is that it tracks a lot of information about your browsing behaviour, but it’s still a very good browser. Personally I use Firefox instead of Google Chrome because of its privacy policy but if you want to use a browser like Google Chrome and you do care about your privacy it would be recommended get

·         SRWare Iron (www.srware.net/en/software_srware_iron.php) or

·         CoolNovo (www.coolnovo.com) formerly known as ChromePlus.

Both browsers won’t track your browsing behaviour while you are surfing through the web and are based on the original Google Chrome engine. They are getting updates in a regularly basis, which can be downloaded on their websites.

Mozillas Firefox is a powerful open source project by the Mozilla Foundation, which reaches millions of people around the globe. It’s also fast and secure. Like Chrome you could extend the features of the browser with add-ons or customize the design with personas. Just go the website www.getpersonas.com with Firefox and move your mouse over a template and see what happens.

For a long time the Internet Explorer was one of the worst common browser on the market, but since version 9 they improved a lot and they keep improving it – due to the fact that the browser-market is highly competitive. The only said fact is, that if you still use Windows XP you can’t install version 9. So if you are using Windows XP you still could install version 8 or changing your default browser to another one, to get the full experience of the web.

Download links:

http://www.google.com/chrome (Chrome)

http://www.mozilla.org (Firefox)

http://windows.microsoft.com (Internet Explorer)

Source:

http://internet-browser-review.toptenreviews.com

Emails to be abolished for 80,000 staff

It is now the turn of emails to be retired as before them letters and faxes. Thierry Breton, the managing director of the huge information services company, Atios, has decided that within the next 18 months, emails between the company's 80,000 staff should be abolished abd substituted by internal 'chat'. The company discovered that too much time was being spent deleting the emails every day by the staff. In fact, on average 100 emails a day per person with 15% of thos emails being useless meant that every person spent between the company and home 15-20 hours a week to check and respond to emails.
Would you prefer to use 'chat' rather than emails for work? Would it save you time?