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Question of the Day: Have You Made Google Chrome Your Default Browser? [Question Of The Day] Similar
It's been a few days since Google Chrome was released, so you should have a fairly decent idea of what the deal is by now. Obviously, it is still in beta, so there are bugs to work out and scary EULAs to be freaked out by—which is why I'm curious to know how many of you have taken the bold step of running it as your default browser. I'm also interested in knowing whether or not you plan on keeping it that way. Gawker Media polls require Javascript; if you're viewing this in an RSS reader, click through to view in your Javascript-enabled web browser. Original Entry Leave CommentFeed: The Daily Picture
Time to Start Upgrading to the NEW Google Analytics Tracking Code Similar
Over the past few months, our clients have been asking if they should transition to the New Google Analytics (GA) tracking code. Our answer was to wait until Google Analytics starts to set the default tracking code to download to be the NEW GA code. As you will see when you log in to download any GA tracking scripts, Google is now doing that. This is great news as Google now appears to be comfortable with the new scripts and most of the major issues with the new scripts have been worked out. The following is a visual of where you would download the NEW Tracking Code: If you do not upgrade to ...Feed: Digital Marketing Factor
Viimased uudised Gizmodost: Google Chrome: Anatomy Of A Logo [Design] Similar
Though it's in no way official, I happen to enjoy Google Blogoscoped's analysis of the Google Chrome logo and agree with the influences listed. In addition to the hodge podge of handheld Simons, Pokeballs, Firefox, webcams and Google logos, Neatorama also throws in the Sal-9000 eye from 2010 for good measure. It also kinda looks like that robot lamp from yesterday (obviously, they're not remotely related). Anything else this reminds you of? [Google Blogoscoped via Neatorama]Feed: [digi] aggregator
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