IE 8 vs Google?

An interesting title?

Microsoft lauched IE 8.0 on 20th Mar. 2009. I updated my IE at the earliest time. Have you got yours? If not, check here to download.

I found a very intersting thing. I don't know whether it is the problem of my computer. But I just want to share with you here. When I first open google.com by IE 8.0, the buttons on the google homepage becomes very small. Take a look at the following screen shot.
I tested the new IE in the following days. First I thought it's just the problem of my cache files. But I cleared all the cache files, the problem still occured. Everything is OK with IE 7.0 and Firefox 3.0.7(OS XP SP2). Is it done by MS on purpose or a bug of the new version? I don't know. May be you meet the same problem?

Google starts to sell additional space for Gmail users

Google now offers a way to purchase more storage space to use with some Google services (currently Gmail and Picasa Web Albums). This extra storage acts as overflow when you run out of free storage space in either service. If you've filled your free storage (2.8 GB and counting for Gmail or 1 GB for Picasa Web Albums), you'll automatically use your purchased space to store more pictures and messages up to your new storage limit.

Your shared storage space will be used by whatever service needs it. Picasa's free storage is for photos only, and Gmail's is just for Gmail messages, but the shared storage can be all photos, all messages or a mix of both. You can't set aside shared storage space for one service - it will be used by any service that's over its free storage quota on a first-come, first-served basis.

To purchase more storage, visit https://www.google.com/accounts/PurchaseStorage.

To see how much storage you're using, visit https://www.google.com/accounts/ManageStorage.