Acid Test 是一系列由 Web 标准组织编写的针对网页浏览器的测试页面（不是软件）。
浏览器开发者用这些测试页面来验证自己的产品是否能够精准的还原页面编写者的设计。他们看起来都很简单，但是背后的代码都异常复杂。
http://acid3.acidtests.org/ (支持CSS3，用分数来显示浏览器的排版情况）
http://acid2.acidtests.org/ （支持CSS2，用一个笑脸来显示，正常情况上方显示Hello World，当鼠标指向笑脸鼻子的时候鼻子会变成蓝色。）
http://acid1.acidtests.org/ （支持CSS1，最土鳖的检测方式，不好玩）
检测的结果，Google Chrome最彪悍，全都满分。Firefox其次，有些小瑕疵。IE7则惨不忍睹，我真服了微软的研发部门了，因为IE8虽然做这个测试还行，在其他方面兼容性太差……。
所以，浏览器还是选Chrome或者是Firefox吧。
Google has released Google Chrome for quite a long time. I love Google’s products however, I didn’t think about to move to Google Chrome from my firefox because it lacks of the powerful plugins database.
Now it’s the time to change it because I found the new version (2.0) of Google Chrome works quite well---with a little customization:
1) the fastest browser: GC is faster than IE8, Safari 3, FF 3.5. Not only the loading speed, but the running time. Now you can find many articles about this issue and the winner is always--GC
2) incognito mode: No traces will leave.
3) you don’t need to install many plugins to optimize your browers, just some useful customization.
I used nuevasync to synchronize my google calendar with my iPhone.
Several months ago, google launched its own sync service, named google sync. well, it’s already got almost all the function of nuevasync, including multi-calendars, two-ways-sync and it is much faster than nuevasync. But i don’t like it because of its stupid color system . You cannot change the color of those calendars unless you pay the money (use MobileMe).
BUT i found a solution finally, specifically for jailbreake iPhone:
I found another way to do this, just playing around like you did. Copy calendar.sqlitedb from the /private/var/mobile/Library/Calendar directory on your iPhone to your computer, and make a backup of it (recommended). Open it with SQLite Dabase Editor (http://sourceforge.net/projects/sqlitebrowser/) and go to the second tab, “Browse Data”. Under “Table”, choose “Calendar”. This will give you a list of all of the calendars on your phone. Each row is a different calendar. There are three columns - color_r, color_g, and color_b. Set these to whatever you want for your RGB colors for each calendar. (It is not limited to five colors). Save the file and copy it back to your phone.
Blue Marble, Version 2.1A prettier version of the Earth from space courtesy of NASA's Blue Marble Next Generation. Also included are real-time Global Clouds (turned on optionally, they update every three hours). These images automatically disappear as you get closer to the Earth and reappear when you get higher.
This version uses KML 2.1 tags to automatically control the appearance and disappearance of the pretty NASA Blue Marble image and the real-time Global Clouds (image courtesy of Hari Nair at XPlanet (http://xplanet.sf.net). You can turn on and off either the Blue Marble or the Global Cloud Map and the effect still works.
This concept developed by Frank Taylor at Google Earth Blog and Barry Hunter at Nearby.
Easily Download from the following link:
Trailguru is a wonderful iPhone 3G Apps for sharing the outdoors.
You can track your outdoor activities by GPS signal and review it or share it with your friends at anytime on Google Earth.
Google Chrome has been released!
You may have no idea about Google Chrome just like me. But we can now try it.
Go~, download google's browser and enjoy surfing on the web.
