Google recently announced the releasing of the beta version of their browser called Google Chrome. Google Chrome is an open-source web browser based on Apple’s Webkit Engine. It has only been released for windows so far but google intends to release the mac and linux versions soon as well. I have personally not used chrome so far, but I intend to try it out for a couple of days to see how it is. This is the very first public beta release so there are bound to be bugs and security holes. Google has however made quite an effort to enhance the security of the browser. You can read more about Google Chromes features and security protection here and here. » Read more: Download Google Chrome Browser
Just a couple of days ago, I was working on the new theme for this blog as well as a couple of other sites of mine. Doing work like this means you will be working between many different applications. I remember I had various different browsers opened to preview my site in all of them, as well as having photoshop and different folders of my hard disk open. It was a complete mess! The various frequently used applications were at opposite ends of my taskbar and it really is frustrating to switch between them. I then realized the need for rearranging the windows in my taskbar. After searching in google, I came across a wonderful free app called 
