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So, I downloaded the Google Chrome Beta and since I haven’t spent THAT much time with it, I am only calling this a “Somewhat of a Review” review, or a Halfway Review. Like a what I think of it so far review.

Let me get this out of the way, It’s a beta. With that cleared up, now let’s REALLY get to the review.

Anay and I both love Google stuff, and it’s not a bad thing, they have bad-ass stuff. So don’t think I am only taking cheap shots at Google when I say the cons.

It’s sleek. It’s awesomely cool looking. It… well… it looks like chrome. The design is compact and the special pages are awesome. It’s very convenient and just plain awesome. The color is classic Google blue and it works very well with the design. It’s fast (most of the time) and it is very protective. So, now to the cons.

Now, nothing in the whole world is perfect. The downside with the design is since it’s compact, it’s a lot diffrent then other browsers. It takes a bit getting used to. After you get used to it, it’s worth it’s digital weight is gold. Now, this next con I might of just had, so if it was just me, sorry. Everyone is saying how it’s so fast. For me, it was fast most of the time, but after a bit of web surfing, it would start to slow down, load pages halfway, and then eventually crap out and not load the pages at all and no loading bar at the bottom doesn’t help at those times.

So, you have to remmeber, I didn’t spend THAT much time with it, so I will post a full review later.

Final Verdict: It’s Google and it’s awesome, safe and very helpful. But, it really shows that it’s a Beta and there is a lot of room for improvement. Should you download it? Well, it is free. If you only have IE on your computer, then PLEASE download this. If you have Firefox, just wait a bit, maybe a few weeks, let them fix a few bugs, and then get it. In the mean time, just keep using Firefox.

Ok, so I spent about 15-30 minutes with my brother’s Macbook, and I know Tech is sorta Anay’s terf, but I’m also gonna review what I could use of it.

First Off: If a program is made by Apple and on a Mac and a PC, it’s different on a Mac.

Second: I wasn’t connected to the internet, so I didn’t test any of the online stuff, but I will later.

Let’s begin.

The Design: I love the design of the Macbook. It’s sleek, glossy, rounded, and just all around sexy. The keyboard is one of the best, if not THE best keyboard on a laptop I have ever used. The whole laptop is flattened and so the keys are raised, making the response a lot better when you hit the keys, and make a more satisfying result with hitting any key. The screen is big enough to fit any crap you want, but small enough to take up just the right amount of space. It’s big and it’s bright. Oh, and there’s the built in webcam right above it.

The OS: Leopard is awesome. I am an Apple fanboy, so I know I may be a bit biased, but I love it. It’s sleek, the toolbars help a ton, and for everyone who says it’s slow, that’s just because you have never tried it. It’s almost faster than my PC.

So, in my 15 minutes, I didn’t do much, but I loved it and I hope to spend more time with it in the future.

[pic courtesy of engadget and imobile.]

Engadget got the inside pics of some secret spy shots of the dream, in it’s T-mobile costume. Without Mr. Blurry cam too! These pics match the FCC specs and leaked videos, but there has been no pictures that match the detail of these. The phone looks good but not excellent. The keyboard looks really nice, but the metal design reminds me of those metal squares on airplaine seats on the arm rests (Random, I know. That comment isn’t negative or positive though). Head on over here to see more pics.

[Pic courtesy of engadget.com]

Garmin is being very idiotic about the nuvifone. No official carrier but it’s showing secretly in trade shows. Engadget got a hands-on of the phone at the IFA. It’s still a proto., but it hit the iPhone head-on in navigation but it crashed one or twice. Even though there is no official carrier, Garmin said that the phone will be out by early 2009. You can see engadget’s hands-on here.

A few days back, Kevin Rose,internet extrordinaire, released a video on his blog talking about some stuff. He thinks he has found out what the new Ipod Nano’s and the new version of OSX will have.

New Nano?

 The new Nano, he says, will have tapered edges and it’ll be curved. He also says the ipod line,(all) , will undergo some big price cuts. He also says the iPod Touch will get some cosmetic changes and be the first device to carry the 2.1 operating system (new revision in the software of the iphone/ipod touch). He also adds the next gen of OSX will have blu-ray support.

Listen to his words people, he might be right!