Google Chrome browser team is improving its browser day by day and it’s growing progressively by introducing new and helpful features day by day. And due to its progress it has been emerged as one of the powerful browser for Windows and Mac out there.

Those who have used Instagram on iOS and Android might think of it to work on Desktop systems as well, including Mac, Windows and Linux systems. However there are a number of image editors available that come with the filter support but you might like to have a program that adds Instagram-like filter effects to your images.

In Microsoft Office 2013 the company had made typing smoother by the addition of typing animation feature. Those who are slow typist might not notice this feature but those who type 80+ words per minute, they might find it distracting and pretty annoying.

The former versions of Excel provide an option to view two spreadsheets side-by-side. And with other improvements, you will find Excel 2013 easier in the regard that it allows the user to snap each spreadsheet to each side of the screen.

The most important consideration while using internet is security and for this the best way is to choose such a strong password that no one can guess it or brute force easily.

Recently Skype has integrated a number of new features and improvements to its messaging service, for instance, integration of Skype on Facebook and Microsoft Outlook.com, and release of Skype for Windows 8, and not to forget the improvements to the Skype client.

We all consider the cloud service as a file synchronization service through which our files are available on a local machine as well as on web so we find it pretty convenient that our files are available both locally as well as on internet. But you will find Google Drive different in handling some document formats.

Linux has released Ubuntu 13.04 “Raring Ringtail” as a part of its usual six month release schedule. Users can get this latest version Ubuntu website from where the desktop version can be downloaded as a 32-bit or 64-bit release.

Many times while working on Office document we forget where we have saved our file. To find out the location of currently opened document we simply use Save As to find out. But we have another way to do this which is much simpler than the Save as option.

The newly released Office 2013 is designed with the integration with the cloud service just like Microsoft SkyDrive Service. The folks who use other cloud services like Dropbox or Google Drive, they can browse to their local folders in the Open and Save as dialogs but there is no option to Add a place to Office’s open and save dialogs.