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  1. Comment - Google Buys YouTube for $1.65 Billion

    (Oct 11, 2006 - 5:19 AM)

    Google has had an inexplicable growth in 8 years. Its really worth appreciating the approach of Google. Apart from this acquisition, one has to take notice of the manifold beta utilities that Google has come up with viz. its code search,the spreadsheet labs etc....

    As soon as users start utilizing these beta versions, there is another beta product ready for release. What is worth noticing is the dedicated effort of Google towards research & innovations...

    I believe YouTube is just another feather on Google's hat!!!

  2. Comment - McAfee Joins Anti-Microsoft Security Chorus

    (Oct 3, 2006 - 12:53 AM)

    Is Microsoft's Vista defining "disruptive technology"??

  3. Comment - Alleged 'Unfixable' Exploit in Firefox

    (Oct 3, 2006 - 12:40 AM)

    One can always read varied opinions from different individuals,when such flaws are explored in browsers.One has to realize that this is a continuous process of improvisation,which is done in stages;known to us as "versions".

    The next revolution in the IT industry would be of,a browser that is developed on the grounds of security.Security needs to be implemented on a hierarchical basis,rather than having it superficially!!

  4. Comment - Symantec Says There's No Safe Browser

    (Sep 26, 2006 - 7:57 AM)

    This article clearly reflects the on going, so called "Browser technology war".This dilemma is the obvious consequence of,the struggle to provide the ultimate browsing experince to the ever increasing internet users.Although these browsers claim to have an edge over one another,each one of these seem to be incompetent in providing a robust & secure environment.

    The probable solution is,not to keep piling up extra features; but to re-organize the very approach of accessing the internet!!

  5. Comment - Symantec, Adobe Complain Over Vista

    (Sep 25, 2006 - 4:17 AM)

    "If its a O.S its gotta be microsoft's". These strategies of bundling in security software and other applications reflects the sole objective of microsoft "to grab monopoly" and have its O.S omnipresent; thereby enabling security service providers go obselete...