Google has announced their new web browser project known as Google Chrome.

Google announced yesterday about unveiling its open source web browser called Google Chrome, which will be available for download today (Sept 2, 2008). World awaits the launch of Google Chrome some time today.

Watch this space for the download link which will be updated soon

Update - Chrome is LIVE now, here is the Download Link

Visit http://www.google.com/chrome to download and start exploring.

Google announced that is is unveiling a version of Open Source Web browser called Google Chrome, challenging Microsoft’s Internet Explorer.

Here are the First Images of Google Chrome

[ Via Techcrunch - First Images of Google Chrome ]

Microsoft has made a a call for more Internet Explorer (IE) 8 beta testers via the IE Blog.

The next beta of IE 8 due in August. From the MS blog:

Currently the only way to directly file a bug with the IE Team is to be a part of the IE8 Technical Beta program on Microsoft Connect. Beta 2 is right around the corner and we are expanding our reach! If you wish to be a part of making IE better by contributing great bug reports then please email us at IESO@microsoft.com and tell us a little about yourself including why you’d be a great beta tester.

You can install the Google Toolbar in Mozilla Firefox or Microsoft Internet Explorer. Google Toolbar features includes adding buttons to the Toolbar, bookmark frequently visited pages, search smarter with instant suggestions, share web pages with friends and more.

The toolbar is bundled with some popular freely-downloadable software, most notably Adobe Shockwave, Adobe Flash, WinZip, RealPlayer, SunMicro’s Java, PCTOOLS Spyware Doctor, DivX and CCleaner with the option to install the software selected by default.

How to Enable/Disable Google ToolBar in Internet Explorer Browser

1. Click the View menu.
2. Select Toolbars.
3. Check the Google option to enable. Deselect Google Tool bar option to disable.