Google officially announced the release of a their new web browser on Monday, 9/1. The new browser - which Google is calling Chrome utilizes the Webkit technology, the same open source technology used by Apple's Safari browser.
If you like to be mobile with your computer, then you probably have used public Wi-Fi or perhaps even a pay-per-use Wi-Fi hotspot. If so, then you should be careful about how you read email while connected to one of these public access points. Most public Wi-Fi providers do not require you to make a secure connection to their wireless router. This leaves your transmissions easily readable by eavesdroppers. You can protect yourself with a very simple change to your web browsing behavior.
The Google Negative Search
Here is an easy way to narrow down your search results using the “-” operator in the Google search bar.
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
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