Google Chrome was the only browser to have gained market share in February 2010. Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari and Opera all lost market share in Feb 2010.

Do you know about Google’s PigeonRank? Did you know that you could get your mails as hard copies? Did youknow you could send mails to previous times?

According to the latest Compete report, Google, Facebook, Yahoo, YouTube and MSN were the top 5 sites in the month of January 2010.

YouTube will officially drop support for Internet Explorer 6 on March 13th. Support may also be dropped for Firefox 2 on Mac OS X. Users of IE6 and FF2 will be displayed a interstitial which asks them to upgrade their browser.

Zoho, the creator of online office products and business products have decided to adopt HTML5 to store offline data and do away with Google Gears. This decision was based on the decision by Google to retire Google Gears.

Dropbox has now crossed more than 4 million users worldwide. For those who are not sure about Dropbox, it is one of the simplest way to backup, sync and share your files online.

Bing Cashback has increased their cashback amount to 30% as valentine’s day special. So, go ahead, buy through Bing Cashback and save money!

Opera 10.5 gets support for Geolocation API along with a host of other bugfixes.

Facebook has unveiled yet another home page redesign and are getting ready to launch a new email service for all Facebook users.

After almost 17 years of existence, RedHat has finally launched a new website called Open Source (http://opensource.com) where users can find the latest news, apps and information about products that follow the FOSS fundamentals.

Skype has definitely taken off in a big big way, what with it now accounting for almost 12% of International calls being made worldwide. Right now Skype has a user base of 521 million users, which is even bigger than the number of users who use Facebook.

The number of downloads of Firefox as well as Opera surged in Germany after the Government advised against using Internet Explorer.

Cricket fans all over the world have another reason to cheer. Google has recently tied up with IPL for live streaming of matches on YouTube for an undisclosed sum.

Emerging reports suggest that the Google Hackers may have been helped by Google China employees.

Find out how much it costs to develop a modern video game.