Google Creates YouTube Video Game to Highlight Chrome and Flash

The latest stable release of Google Chrome comes with Adobe Flash built-in. To highlight the addition, Google has created Google Chrome FastBall, a Flash-based game for YouTube.
The FastBall game tasks users to complete a series of web-oriented challenges that integrate with APIs from a combination of Google () and social services like Last.fm and Twitter () in a series of YouTube () videos. The idea behind the game is to both demonstrate Chrome’s Flash capabilities and the underlying speed of the browser.

The game itself requires a tad too much thought for this early riser, but the more rested among us should try their hand at completing each of the five challenges as fast as possible. If you’re super speedy, try and get the ball from one end of the obstacle course to the other in 66 seconds — the current record — or less.
The YouTube video game hails from Google Creative Lab and BBH Labs, who tells us, “The video player for the experience is built on top of the YouTube API with six separate video players loaded on the page – each featuring a different piece of a handmade track. All games are loaded at the beginning, but are made invisible. As the current video comes to its stopping point, we pause it and cue the window to expand to show the game.”
We should note, that though the game is meant to highlight Google Chrome () with Flash, the game appears to play quite well in other browsers too. At the very least, FastBall is a fun distraction that demonstrates how Flash can enhance the YouTube experience.

Internet Explorer 9 Tryout

Internet explorer 9 is now available online for free download from microsoft.com. Microsoft launches new version of internet explorer 9 after testing of Beta 8. Internet explorer 9 have many advantages features and high speed as compared to firefox. You can also download the Internet Explorer Platform Preview to check Web platform capabilities of Internet Explorer 9.
Microsoft Corporation today quietly announced the end of internal development of Internet Explorer. Microsoft has not referred to this "next" version as IE9, at least not yet, but it's the designation that Web denizens immediately slapped on the future release.
Internet Explorer 9 addresses all of the major concerns that users and critics have had with the world's most used browser.  New feature of IE 9 is Web Slices, that allows you to save predefined sections of a web page.

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Try Out Google Chrome OS

hose who are desperate to try out the Google chrome OS,Here's the VMware of it.
First, a few caveats: we didn’t create the Chrome OS build ourselves — it was downloaded from BitTorrent. In theory it could possibly have been tweaked by some malicious hacker to steal your Google account information (this is unlikely, but who knows). There’s an easy fix if you’re worried though: just go make a throwaway Gmail account, and use that to play around with the OS. Also note that because this is running in a virtual machine, you’re probably not going to be seeing great performance (like that 7 second boot time). But it’s more than good enough to get a feel for the OS for yourself.
Direct download:

http://gdgt.com/google/chrome-os/download/

Torrent:
http://torrents.thepiratebay.org/5170843/chromeos-image-999.999.32309.211410-a1.vmdk.bz2.5170843.TPB.torrent