Opera sees 100% increase in downloads since Win 7 browser ballot
Since Microsoft introduced the browser ballot screen for European users of Windows 7, the downloads of the Opera browser have increased substantially, and we suspect it’s the same with the other browsers as well.
Opera revealed that the amount of downloads doubled since Win 7 debuted in Europe, and from some countries, it even tripled. We’d love to see how the rest of the browsers compare, with Chrome, Safari and Firefox, which each should have seen quite an increase in downloads as well.
It has been reported that Google is looking to launch a TV service, with a set top box made in partnership with Intel, Sony and Logitech, and the software will reportedly be Android.
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Tracking and estimating corrects web statistics isn’t particularly easy, there are plenty of trackers — Compete, Alexa, Hitwise — each with their own systems and their own rankings. Google.com has long been known as the most visited site in the US, but now, according to Hitwise, it’s been pushed to second place, with Facebook now at the top spot. Yahoo Mail is third and Yahoo is fourth.
Apple has finally opened the gates for pre-ordering their upcoming tablet, iPad. The new device, which pretty much works as a much larger iPhone and is build on the same platform, retails from $500. And while all iPhone apps will be compatible with the iPad, the new device will give media publishers a new platform to distribute their magazines, and, especially ebooks.
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