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Google Chromium for Mac OS X First Impressions
May 16th
Are you a Mac OS X user dying to get your dirty little hands on a working copy of Google Chrome for Mac because of all the hype surrounding the Windows version of the browser? No need to wait any longer as nightly test builds of Chromium are available to anyone interested in test driving the early developmental releases of the browser. The TechMiso Soup Chefs took Chromium for a spin and here’s what we found about this highly anticipated project.
Apple’s Safari 4 Beta Is Blindingly Fast!
Feb 28th
If you do not live under a rock then surely you know that earlier this week Apple surprised the world and released an early beta of Safari 4, packing a major interface change, speed enhancements and a few other nifty features. Rather than report on the actual release of the browser itself, I thought it would be more beneficial to use Safari 4 for a couple days and write-up my thoughts on such usage. So without further ado, here is what the miso soup lovers found over the course of the past few days.
Are Browser Bookmarks Really Necessary Any Longer?
Jan 26th
We are becoming an increasingly mobile society, relying on access to our data in multiple ways, through multiple devices and on multiple networks. Browser bookmarks are a dated technology, having been married to web browsers ever since the dawn of Internet time. Bookmarks have not really evolved throughout their lifespan. They are a largely static feature and they continue to offer no truly revolutionary usage method.
Based on how we are migrating away from a single computing device on a single network to multiple devices across multiple networks, are bookmarks really the solution to our requirement to easily keep track of sites we find interesting? Are bookmarks really a necessary feature at this juncture?
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