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Finding content on the Internet continues to become more and more difficult due to the seemingly endless amounts of searchable pages, FindTheBest is creating an alternative by providing an unbiased, data driven source of customized comparisons.

FindTheBest, founded by DoubleClick’s Kevin O’Connor, is a comparison search engine researched and compiled by actual people – and it’s a tech savvy shopper’s dream come true.

With an increasing database of over 750 comparisons allowing users to compare smartphones, tablets and electronics, the search engine compiles data from experts and trusted resources then allows users to filter and customize their results.

In other words, FindTheBest has created a solution for organizing the Internet.

While Google search leaves you sifting through countless unreliable sources to find the answers to life’s daily questions, FindTheBest provides you with the ability to find trusted comparisons created by real people, not computers.

While there is no x64 Bit build of "Google Chrome", in my quest to look for a performance oriented 64bit native web-browser I found variations of "Mozilla Firefox" specifically optimized and compiled for 64 Bit Windows OS. Both WaterFox and PaleMoon forks features an x64 optimized firefox version for download, but since WaterFox optimizations are "only targeted" towards 64bit systems I tested Firefox x86 (32 Bit) Vs WaterFox x64 and the results are as follows.

If the newly introduced "Facebook Timeline" feature is not your cup-of-tea, there is no official way to get rid of it. However, thanks to the nifty hack shared ahead "Facebook" users can still revert-back to the old Facebook profile look.

Official Facebook Messenger application's has been available for mobile platforms like iOS and Android since quite some time now, and Facebook soon plans to penetrate your desktops with their native application for Windows OS.

While not YET officially announced the "Facebook Chat"/"Facebook Messenger" for Windows can now be grabbed from Facebook servers, the private installation file URL which was not supposed to go public is now leaked and can be downloaded and installed by anybody directly from Facebook. Direct download links and more screen-captures after the jump.