Well, it's only been out for a few hours, but already I've been putting Google's new Web browser Chrome through the paces. Want to see my first impressions? Well then keep reading!

The installation process was very quick and painless. It asked about importing from IE (for some reason it didn't recognize/ask about Flock, which is a variant of Firefox) and asked if I wanted to keep Google as the default search engine. All of the passwords and account info I had ported over seamlessly from IE.

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It's once again that time of year - time to register for MAX! Why go to MAX, you ask? Well, that's easy enough; just watch the video with yours truly: http://www.adobe.com/newsletters/edge/august2008/video/index.html

Okay, after a couple of days of playing around with the new iPhone apps, here are my picks for the best and worst ones. So far, my picks are limited to free ones, but I will also mention a few pay ones that look tempting enough to plunk down some coin for soon.

Favorites so far:

AirMe. While it's always been possible to take a picture with the camera and e-mail it to update it to Flickr, this is the easiest way to snap pics and have them automagically appear.

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