Placing components, modules or modules in the articles have never been too easy, but sometimes we need to use this kind of solution.

There continues to be debate over the actual value of various industry certifications. Such debates have typically been about technical or other industry certifications directed at individuals.

A contentious new privacy law comes into effect today (May 25) in the European Union.

A recent StatCounter study covering the period of May 14 through 20, 2012 proves what many of us already suspected: Google Chrome is now the most popular Web browser in the world! Chrome’s user base is estimated to be at 32.76% of the market, overtaking the previous leader – Microsoft’s Internet Explorer – which had enjoyed a 31.94% market share prior to its decline in recent weeks.

Microsoft will release two streams of its Windows 8 operating system: Windows RT for ARM devices and Windows 8 for x86-based hardware. This division is certain to introduce much confusion in the world of browsers.

Web page traffic generated by mobile devices has grown exponentially over the past several years. As recently as the start of 2012, mobile devices were found to have routinely generated 8.5% of all Web traffic.

According to today’s announcement, this online service is now available. Services include a collection of applications from Creative Suite 6 – on sale beginning Monday; applications for the tablet; additional Internet software and services; and, Muse and Edge Preview.

The company GO-Gulf.com prepared infographics from which we can learn, among other things as the world’s Internet users spend their time on the network, what are their most popular online activity, and most visited web sites.

Last year, Google introduced the ability to transmit live video in the chat – Google Hangouts – for selected users. This allows certain users, Google’s social network have the ability to broadcast lectures, concerts, training and cooking classes to a wide audience from around the world.

Once upon a time a screen resolution of 760×480 pixels was the norm. In those early days of popular computing we thought there was nothing better. Then came along displays at 1024×768 pixels, and this was good, and it quickly became the dominant screen resolution.