Google’s Chrome Tablet Concept Revealed

After last week’s iPad announcement by Apple, Google has been playing around with a similar web-tablet concept for Chrome OS. It went up on Google’s development site Chromium last Monday, two days before Apple unveiled iPad. Google’s User interface designer for Chrome OS, Glen Murphy, blogged about the tablet concept on his personal blog yesterday. [...]

Surf The Internet Anonymously With Ixquick!

Ixquick is a new proxy service started by  Startpage.com and Metasearch search engine Ixquick. Ixquick allows users to surf the web with complete privacy. It let’s users surf the world wide web safely without revealing any personally identifiable or private information to the websites being viewed.
Ixquick is a free service which provides complete anonymity [...]

Apple iPad Unveiled

Apple has ended weeks of speculation on it’s long awaiting tablet the Apple iPad. The iPad looks like a larger version of the iPhone. It can be used to play games, watch movies and browse the web.
According to Steve Jobs: “This device lets you hold the whole world wide web in you hands. It [...]

Happy New Year!

Hello Everyone!
The year 2009 has been a year full of surprises for us. It was packed with travels and adventures and a lot of good times. We spent a lot of time on the road travelling, spending time with family and friends. Although we did spend less time on our laptops or workstations posting updates [...]

WordPress Version 2.9 Is Out!

WordPress.org has finally released the latest version of its popular blogging platform and content management system WordPress 2.9
It hosts several new features and has new improvements incorporated in its architecture and focuses on fixing many bugs present in its predecessor.
WordPress 2.9 is also much more secure and we recommend everyone upgrading their WordPress installations [...]

Lunascape 6 Orion: World’s Only Triple Engine Browser

Lunascape has finally released the official/stable version of its Lunascape 6 Orion. It claims to be the world’s only triple engine browser.
Orion has many innovative features, but the most important one is its ability to switch rendering engines on the fly. This eliminates the need to switch browsers. For web developers this saves time [...]

Download Google Chrome Beta For Mac OS X And Linux

Google has finally launched the beta version of their popular browser for Mac OS X. However the beta version at this time is available only Mac OS X 10.5 version.
You can now take advantage of Google Chrome’s speed and ability to search the web right from the address bar. Additionally you can now choose [...]

Google Docs Update: Now You Can Sort By Relevance, Export All And More

Google Docs is a collection of online productivity application which allows one to create and edit documents, spreadsheets and presentations online.  With Google Docs you can share your documents. Multiple users can be granted access to these documents at the same time and therefore it helps teams collaborate online.
Google Docs may not be as versatile [...]

Google Rolls Out Its Realtime Search for the Realtime Web.

Google on Monday, 7th of December rolled out realtime search for the realtime web. After announcing partnerships with Twitter and and Facebook over a month ago, Google has finally launched a realtime search for the web.
At Google’s Search Event, Google Fellow Amit Singhal described it as “It’s Google’s relevance technology meeting the realtime web”.

Google [...]

YouTube Shuts Its Video Downloads Program

YouTube shuts down its short-lived video downloads program. Some of you must be wondering, if there even was a ‘video downloads beta-program’
YouTube in February, launched this service which allowed content creators to post both free and paid downloads to YouTube.
YouTube sent emails to the users who were allowed to upload content to this service [...]

Leak: Microsoft Office 2010 Box Art

Microsoft has a history of being the worst company when it comes to keeping its secrets, a secret. If it wasn’t the Windows 7 leaks in the recent times or Office 2010, it’s now the retail box art for Microsoft Office 2010.
Centrum.pl has leaked the box art images of Office 2010. Out of the [...]

The Google Dictionary Is Here!

Google rolled out its new dictionary service: Google Dictionary. It is a fairly comprehensive resource, providing definitions, synonyms, related phrases and definitions from various academically authoritative online resources apart from Google’s own database of definitions.
Google Dictionary offers its services in 28 languages including English. It also provides translation services where possible, between [...]

Nokia Dumping Symbian as the OS for N-Series Phones?

If what bloggers heard from Maemo marketing team at yesterday’s N900 meet-up at London is true, we’ll see Linux-based Maemo replace Symbian as the operating system by 2012. Why not? S60 is growing old, Nokia is losing its ground for iPhone and Android powered phones in US and Europe. Symbian is falling short of “goodies” [...]

Sneak Peak: Google Chrome’s Forthcoming Extensions Gallery

Browser extensions are to some extent the reason why I’m glued to Firefox. I’m so habituated to several extensions that I can’t fully switch to Chrome, even though I love Chrome. But that’s going to change and change real soon! Lee Mathews observed a small change in the latest build of Google Chrome. The lower [...]

Kaspersky Launches Their Latest Anti-Virus For Macs

Kaspersky has launched their version of antivirus for Macs. Kaspersky’s latest product Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Mac will now protect the Mac OS against malware, viruses, trojans, worms and similar problems existing on operating systems such as Windows and Linux.
The malware attacks on Macs have begun, although they are nowhere as dangerous as their Windows [...]