Installing it on my laptop has been easy as 1-2-3 (as Jacko used to say with his brothers) but I can’t seem to get a hold on my XP computer at home. Chrome seems to be downloaded and installed successfully, I can see it in my Start menu, but it just won’t start automatically nor manually… Also the Uninstall app won’t work nor uninstalling through the control panel…

I submitted my issue to Google support, you can do the same here.

Interestingly enough, there are already 260k+ pages crawled for “google chrome install issue” keywords!!! Not bad for a couple of days of beta…

There is no surprise in Google making a step forward in the browser arena. I really liked the clever marketing idea of using something as straightforward as a blue-scale comic book to explain some of the concepts and philosophies that brought the dev team to the product. Their focus was to “add value for users and, at the same time, help drive innovation on the Web“. Let’s see later today when the public beta becomes available to 100 countries. This is the link.

Microsoft has finally announced that premium members of the XNA Creators Club will be able to sell the games they have developed through the Xbox Live Marketplace.

As long as you have completed your Xbox 360 game, you send it to the Creators Club community to be peer reviewed and if successful could earn as much as 70% of the 200-800 Microsoft points selling price range (paid quarterly, in actual cash).

On Friday 18th I finally received my Master of Business Administration degree from Warwick Business School. I was very much impressed by the ceremony that took place in Butterworth Hall in the Arts Centre, hopefully I will be able to post some photos.