It is normal for any company to add further when referring to the benefits of its products, in this case however Google has surpassed all records. Nothing more, nothing less than the engineer Google James Robinson argued that Chrome 7 will be up to 60 times faster (!) From Chrome 6. Watch out, not 60% faster, 60 times faster than Chrome circulating now.
Of course, no one can easily believe that such an improvement is possible from one version to another. The Google, however, argues that such things as the graphics performance is much better through hardware acceleration. In addition, company engineers are working feverishly to improve the three-dimensional display graphics.
Under the fee schedule for renewal of Chrome, we should expect the new version very soon. In combination, even with the new Internet Explorer 9 and Firefox 4, the battle of the browsers will be very interesting in the near future.
Showing posts with label Firefox 4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Firefox 4. Show all posts
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Enhanced security in Firefox 3.6.9
The limelight may have fallen over time in the preparation of Firefox 4, but this does not mean that the engineers of the popular browser have neglected a 3.6.x circulating for some time. The development team provided a new update, which upgrades to Firefox in version 3.6.9, and closes several security holes that have been reported.
No more, no less, the Firefox 3.6.9 closes 14 "holes", of which 10 have the status critical. This is, in other words, a very important update and Firefox users are invited to renew to the latest version as soon as possible.
No more, no less, the Firefox 3.6.9 closes 14 "holes", of which 10 have the status critical. This is, in other words, a very important update and Firefox users are invited to renew to the latest version as soon as possible.
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