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1. Gmail chat goes ‘invisible’A feature addition that has been pending for long is now finally underway. Gmail Chat now has added the Invisible mode, so users can now be logged into chat, but remain stealthy. As a GTalk-aficionado, I was expecting to find the feature on my Google Talk client, but not yet. The announcement on the Google Blog says that subsequent roll-outs of the GTalk client will have this feature. One other thing the folks at Google seem to have missed is...
2. Google Chrome & network effects [caption id="" align="alignright" width="165" caption="Image via CrunchBase"][/caption] A couple of months ago, when I first downloaded Google Chrome, I was skeptical about whether I would use it at all. I'm (was) a Firefox junkie, and have a number of addons installed, and I love the Firefox experience. I was of the opinion that with its vibrant developer community, Firefox had the "network effect" to withstand an onslaught from Mountain View. From a personal standpoint, I was wrong. Nowadays, Chrome...
3. Firefox 2: a previewFirefox is coming out with release 2.0 in the next few months. Beta 1, codenamed Bonecho, has recently been made available for download. At first sight, the new version looks like it has only cosmetic changes from the current version. Here are a few features I could spot: The Close-Tab button. This is a feature I love in Opera. Closing a tab used to require two clicks; now the Firefox guys have halved your effort. The Tools menu has a...
4. Stop Explore-ingFirefox is the world's fastest growing browser. It is simple to use and is packed with features to enable safer browsing. With more than 100 million downloads in the past year, Firefox is definitely a phenomenon. I myself don't know why I shifted, but once I did, I've seldom used Internet Explorer. But here's a site that gives an impressive list of reasons why you should consider seeing the world through Firefox. Reason #1 sounded fairly convincing to me... 1....
5. Check out the new Google TalkGoogle Talk is my favourite IM. Despite being not as feature-rich as its counterparts from Yahoo! and MSN are, Google Talk trumps because it exploits fully its USP -- it is simple. It has the look-and-feel of an app that you and I would have developed to practise basic networking in Java. But Google has constantly come up with newer versions, adding a few features with each new release. Voice-chat, integration with GMail etc. Now the latest version of Google...

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