Not only are the search engines battling it out for popularity, so are the internet browers. The top two contenders: Google Chrome and Safari5.

Safari5 has abilities and options that Chrome does not; less clutter per page, easy to drag items and the ability to watch video full screen with closed captioning. Using READER takes a simple click and the ads are removed from the page leaving you to read a bulk of information.

But what are people looking for? Options or speed?

Though it may appear to have more options, speed is the winner. This victory for now goes to: Google Chrome.

Popular search engines seem to be in a gang battle.

The popularity contestants are Bing, Google and Yahoo. We all know Google is the Goliath of search engines, and Yahoo has already has its day of glory, but how does Bing compare?

Blindsearch did a comparison and it seems that Google is still standing on top of the hill taunting the other players leaving Bing clinging to the side trying to reach the top and finally Yahoo dying in the race.

Recently, these bottom two companies have joined forces to try and fight the battle together, however, we all still say: “Have you Googled that yet?”

This quote has been going around lately; but what does it really mean?

To put it simply, we have evolved from booting up a computer and getting onto to the Web to getting our information from an app on our phones, iPads and other gadgets, ironically we have downloaded these apps from the Web.

Our desire for instant information has become packaged to us in a sleeker and what some consider a more user friendly model.

Our computers are also meeting this repackaging demand.

We no longer see people using PCs only, we now have Netbooks we can easily carry with us and free Wi-Fi at almost every place we can spend more time sitting then standing.

We may be using apps for the same features that we find on the Web, but the computer is evolving as well.

With easier, lighter models that we can use in our daily routines, the Web will be around longer than people realize.

So is the Web dead or just evolving to meet our demands?

Ever forget your flash drive needed for that big presentation?

If you work in an office or an at home office, often times you are running and end up working on another computer.

This can make completing the work hard unless you are using Dropbox. This web-based file host is a simple and easy way to store your documents, pictures or any other files from one computer to another.

The beauty behind Dropbox is that you no longer have to carry a flash drive or external hard drive for all your files. That makes one less thing on your keychain!

Dropbox also allows you to share files by simply sending an email to the other user and it will watch your folders to notify you via email that your folder was updated.

This process creates an easy transfer of information for all parties. You can synch up to 2GB for free or you can upgrade for more space.

This simple download can help save you time and money in your business.

I don’t know about you, but my entertainment center is completely cluttered with my DVD collection and too many electronics.

Google TV to the rescue!  These geniuses are creating a streamlined approach to television and internet watching.

It is projected to be a seamless experience; a marriage between TV and the Web. Together in one simple box these two closed systems will soon unite.

No longer will you need to have your computer open while you search the web for the best Chinese in town, now you can do it through your TV AND still watch your favorite show.

Though it’s not ready for the world of us regular Joes, we know that soon the future of computers and Smartphones will be stepping it up. Eventually, people will start using their televisions for computers!

Other programmers have tried this, but without all the features and application that is within Google capabilities.

Soon, we may all rely on the television for all our searching needs.