Net in College Lab?? heres ur Deal..

Ever find yourself sitting in front of a computer that’s been locked down by an IT administrator who won’t let you install any software or even open Internet Explorer or Firefox? If that PC is running Windows XP, there’s a good chance you can still visit your favorite sites.

All you have to do is launch a Windows application like Calculator, and then click the Help button. Under Help, click “Help Topics,” which will bring up a help window. Next, all you have to do is right click on the title bar and select “Jump To URL.” Now you can type in any web address you like, but make sure to include “http://” at the beginning. Basically what you’re looking at is Internet Explorer 6 inside a help window, but this version of the program isn’t quite as smart as IE6. It won’t automatically add the http:// for you....

Proof....

Here,,, hers is my profile with the theme.. enjoy!!

Firefox 3 beta 5 launched

Good news.The last of the beta versions of Firefox 3, Mozilla Firefox 3 beta 5 was released recently.

well i am eagerly waiting foro the final version to comeout...gonna be so awesome!! :)

also while surfing i found the above pic... lolzz....nice!!! :D

POGO Browser?? a Smart move or a Big Mistake??

hmm...AT n T taking out the new Browser POGO...i dunno why they named it after a popular gaming website...ran out of names did they??..well looks nice..with prewiews and all...based on mozilla technology..Pogo works like a regular browser,.. but it manages pages more visually... Instead of tabs, it has a scrollable strip on the bottom that shows a thumbnail image of each site you’ve visited during your session... A “Springboard” button on the top left takes you to a grid view of your favorite sites—akin to what you might put on your book mark toolbar. You can also view the rectangular cells in various Coverflow-like animations. You can do the same with regular bookmarks, which are treated as “collections.” You can drag Website images into each collection or associate a collection with a tag. Then any page you tag going forward gets automatically placed within that collection. Your browsing history is also represented visually, as is your search history. For any particular search, every page you click through to gets saved as part of yet another collection—although you can only see one search set at a time.

hmm..waiting for it...

Mozilla ROXX>....

so then i downloaded Mozilla Firefox 3 beta 4.....I love Mozilla !!!
first of all i should explain why downloading a software for me is a big deal..
as i am living in a hostel.. i cant have a fixed phone so i connect using ma cellphone which has a real bad downloading speed..
please do not laugh :P as it comes in like max 3 kbs in the night and sometimes also in bytes!!
anyways,,i got it and its working awesomely well..
i have also used Firefox 3 beta 1.. it had some problems with the dowloading manager.. but seems they corrected$ the bugs..
such good is this that before closing the NetScape browser its chief advised people to shift to Firefox..not that many people were using NetScape that time..{i collected data}...
so i advise people to shift over to Firefox 3 as soon as it is released..one more beta 5 is scheduled actually..