It’s great that you can sync your bookmarks now. Another nice thing is that an extension from Xmarks is available (last time I checked on the Xmarks site, they didn’t offer any integration with Chrome).

However, no Firebug yet. And Firebug Lite doesn’t count!

Firefox is like an old wife:

• you have lots of things in common with her
• she doesn’t move too much and is very slow
• she’s not exactly the prettiest one out there
• she takes a lot of your memory
• sometimes she breaks down (and cries)

On the other hand, Chrome is like a young chick:

• looks sexy
• she is very active and fast
• she doesn’t have any experience

I want to switch over to Chrome, but she is still too young :P

Also, there are some other cool features I found out about just now: http://mail.google.com/mail/help/intl/en/about_whatsnew.html. You can also buy storage starting from 5$/year for 20GB that is shared between Docs, Gmail and Picasa (higher packages have a proportional price, so no discounts there). Imagine sharing all your photos with everybody. Flickr has a pro account at 25$/year so we should see a decrease there also.

I love when Google plays around and sets trends. First there was the 1GB email storage space on Gmail which forced Yahoo to lift their 10MB limit (seems funny now, doesn’t it?). Competition is always great for end users.

full story at sitepoint

• the ocean floor is now available instead of the blue thingy
• you can now see older satellite images of a particular place (we now have the 4th dimension)

More info on the new Earth version on G blog, including a video. Or go straight to the download page.

It’s when everybody blogs about you when you change your favicon.

So here are the ones I know of:

Later edit: post on google blog