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  1. @evanchik Gotchu man :-))11:03 PM Apr 7th from web
  2. I'm very surprised at how the field is developing.2:39 PM Mar 3rd from web
  3. It's about market share.12:04 AM Feb 11th from web
  4. The break-in point for Google Chrome is Gmail, because of their faster Javascript engine as one main advantage.11:44 PM Feb 10th from web
  5. The Chinese New Year festival has ended.11:38 PM Feb 10th from web
  6. January 26, 2009 is Chinese New Year.7:04 PM Jan 20th from web
  7. In 2008 I had canceled some talks at XCON(Beijing) and POC(Seoul), for which I offer the utmost apology.10:05 PM Jan 15th from web
  8. Just got back from a few days off5:42 PM Dec 26th, 2008 from web
  9. @chengps That's a good question.7:46 AM Dec 17th, 2008 from web in reply to chengps
  10. Speaking of Google, their "BETA" gmail is more operational than their "1.0" chrome.7:35 AM Dec 17th, 2008 from web
  11. Thomas Claburn, of InformationWeek, posted on "December 11, 2008" - ... Chrome ... is no longer beta ... released Chrome 1.0 ...7:23 AM Dec 17th, 2008 from web
  12. Obviously my calculation was wrong, because "Chrome 1.0" was released.7:20 AM Dec 17th, 2008 from web
  13. Considering gmail is still "BETA", I bet Google Chrome "1.0 Official" will be released around 2025. I mean it.11:27 PM Dec 5th, 2008 from web
  14. Let's get the focus back ...10:12 PM Dec 5th, 2008 from web
  15. "Kiss of the Dragon" - "traps all the body's blood in the head"6:36 AM Nov 11th, 2008 from web
  16. Google Chrome Spoofing Vulnerability in October - The "engine"(webkit) sees the change of URL, but it could not update the address bar.6:10 AM Nov 11th, 2008 from web
  17. Posting to bugtraq@securityfocus.com about "the old news" of Google Chrome address spoofing11:44 PM Nov 10th, 2008 from web
  18. Google Chrome is still "virgin" - Right now only had a bunch of D.o.S, and, a buffer overrun if user saves the attacker's webpage.4:12 PM Oct 24th, 2008 from web
  19. Though I'm not to present at XCON, it doesn't alter that fact - Chrome does have security problems(not D.O.S :-) )5:54 AM Oct 22nd, 2008 from web
  20. My comment on Adobe security bulletin APSB08-18(Flash upgrade from 9.x.x.x to 10.0.12.36): it's incomplete.6:47 AM Oct 17th, 2008 from web