Internet Explorer 9 has created some waves ever since it’s Beta was released. Microsoft definitely deserves a pat on the back for coming up with an innovative UI and seamless integration with Windows 7. There are so many new things in IE 9, some of them already present in other browsers such as download manager, tear off tabs, hardware acceleration (Firefox 4 Beta has it included). (more…)

Internet Explorer 9 has garnered a lot of attention, with it’s clean and compact design and the Beauty Of The Web branding. In our series of IE 9 tips, we have already covered how to change default search from Bing to Google, and how to turn off search suggestions. Now for all those who are missing the Command Bar in IE 9, here is a small tip to show it. (more…)

Internet Explorer 9 has a sleek and compact design, packing the address bar and the search bar into one smart bar. Bing is the default search in IE 9 (did you expect anything else?), so you may want to first change the default search to Google or something else. Here is how you can turn off search suggestions, a default setting in Internet Explorer 9. (more…)

Internet Explorer 9 surely is going to change the way we think about Microsoft’s capabilities when it comes to developing browsers. For those who are not yet aware of the Beauty of the Web, refer to this article to download IE 9 and also read it’s review. (more…)

We just noticed a funny thing on Google and wanted to share with our readers. As you are already aware Microsoft has released Internet Explorer 9 Beta and put up a website called Beauty Of the Web to showcase their new baby’s talents. When you Google for BeautyOfTheWeb, this is what you get. (more…)

Ever since Firefox has become a de facto browser and Chrome’s popularity increased every day, Internet Explorer 8 has fallen behind in usage. IE 9, the next version which promises a more beautiful web with next gen browsing experience, has been in the making for quite a while. The time has come for Microsoft to prove that they can make a good browser. Internet Explorer 9 Beta is now available for download for Windows 7 and Vista. (more…)

Photo editing is fun and most often it’s not that easy to get the special effects that way you want. Even with powerful photo editing software like Photoshop, one needs plenty of time and effort to turn a simple photo into a great photo. How about creating water reflections in just few minutes? (more…)

So now you are in a situation with too many cluttered, unorganized images all over your computer. It’s a pain taking process to individually sort and organize them in folders. And what about those meaningless folders created in a hurry? How about auto sorting them as per photo taken date and EXIF information stored in pictures. (more…)

Firefox 4 Beta has some nice improvements, some of which are a sleek skinny UI with Tabs on Top ala Google Chrome, an MS Office style button, support for hardware acceleration (Windows only), thumbnail previews in Windows 7 Superbar, and bookmark & password syncing across multiple computers, yet another feature already present in Chrome. (more…)

Age old Windows Explorer may be boring for many of us. At functionality level too, the explorer is very limited and if you are transferring files, organizing them, you may get frustrated switching windows, checking folder size, comparing folder content, so on and so forth. A powerful and dual windows explorer is what you need for organizing and exploring large volume of data. (more…)