While personally an avid FireFox Fan, today I’m going to give Opera a shot. I mean, it sure does look pretty! These days, even Firefox tends to lock up – actually almost as much as AOL or the Beta of IE 7, so, it’s all 6 of one, half dozen another.
Opera Software released Opera 9 a little over a month ago, touting its newest Web browser for PCs. You can download it free in more than 25 languages for Windows, Mac, Linux and other platforms from www.opera.com. Opera 9 enhances the way you access, share and use online content by including innovative widgets – fun, small and useful Web programs – and support for BitTorrentâ„¢, the popular file distribution technology. Even while adding these improvements, Opera 9 maintains the security and speed millions of Opera fans have come to expect.
“For Opera 9, we worked hard to push the limits of what people expect from a Web browser, with increased speed, new Web standards support and innovative features such as widgets and BitTorrent,” said Jon S. von Tetzchner, CEO, Opera Software. “Even though we shaped this browser for the Web’s future, we have the powerful features people want and need for their surfing today. I truly feel Opera 9 has something for everyone.”
These days, there are so many numbers we have, most at least three, and that doesn’t mean you want to give any of them out to anyone online. Recently, Private line has been advertised a lot on TV, however quietly, AOL has released AIM Phoneline. It’s free, and you can upgrade for full service w/unlimited calling for $10/month. All via your IM client. So, if you need a personal, local free phone number you can give out to anyone – Your AIM® Digits
Although businesses obviously are in the habit of conducting business to make money – that doesn’t make them bad, does it? Google has hundreds of PHD bearing employees who are uber-smart – and simply sit and figure out what else they can do with this ever increasingly large database of data.
