If there’s one silver lining to the cloud cast over Mac users by the recent revelation that the Flashfake Trojan has infected over 500,000 Macs worldwide, it’s surely the end to the myth that Macs are invulnerable to viruses and other malware. Seasoned Mac users will have never claimed anything ...
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With a stylistic nod to the Zelda games of old, iconoclastic role-playing game Mother 3, or 2010′s exciting Realm of the Mad God, it’s made for Google’s Chrome, Mozilla’s Firefox, Apple’s Safari, and the Opera web client using new WebSocket technology. The four browse...
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Windows 8 Beta, Windows Server 8 Beta and Visual Studio 11 Beta are now available to academic users via Microsoft’s DreamSpark Program. Students, faculty and staff world-wide can easily download these great products at no cost from their institution’s DreamSpark WebStore. Learn more on h...
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The highly popular Firefox browser has reached its next milestone, version 11. Now, the browser isn’t going to be officially out till Mozilla says it is, but going by the history, Mozilla dumps the final release on the FTP a day or two before the official release date. The latest version 11 binari...
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Microsoft has today announced the release of its Windows 8 Consumer Preview, and made it available to download for anyone interested. While it’s not tagged as a beta, the Consumer Preview is still a prerelease edition, unfinished and incomplete, so you need to be very careful where you install it...
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Mozilla has released the latest version of the Firefox Add-on SDK. For those unfamiliar with the Add-on SDK, it is a toolkit designed to make it easy to create Firefox add-ons using web development languages and tools, and features a simplified API. A marketplace with apps for a variety of platfor...
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Apple has released an update to its Quicktime media player that fixes a slew of security problems with the program. The affected products are Apple QuickTime Player version 7.0.3 and prior (for Mac OS X and Windows). All told, the latest update to Quicktime mends eight security holes in the media pl...
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From Omnilink, GTX Corp and Aetrex, the GPS Shoe for senior men and women with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and memory loss is now available for online purchase at www.aetrex.com/gps. The GPS Shoe is available in standard sizes, with velcro straps or shoe laces, and costs $299.99 for the shoe and $3...
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Apple Inc. AAPL -0.13% said it is phasing out use of a diagnostic program from Carrier IQ Inc. that has raised concerns about privacy, following research reports claiming some smartphones record and share extensive personal information. The Cupertino, Calif., company said it had stopped supporting...
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There are several reasons to disable browser history recording, ranging from personal to practical. If you’re a Chrome user, you have to toggle into Incognito mode in order to avoid adding to your browsing history. However, forgetting to enter Incognito mode or accidentally browsing with the ...
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As HTML5 gradually becomes the standard for mobile content interactivity on the Web, Adobe’s Flash platform is on its way out as a mobile browser experience. Adobe confirmed as much in a blog post today following ZDNet’s scoop that the company was pulling the plug on Flash Player develop...
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When Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) announced its new subscription music service iTunes Match in June, it vowed the offering would be online by the end of October. Well, Halloween has come and gone, and Apple fans still haven’t seen the service. What’s the holdup? As usual, Apple’s mum on th...
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It has been reported that Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL)’s new iPhone 4S is suffering from a battery life issue. A growing number of new iPhone 4S owners are complaining about battery life issues with the new smartphone. Many users are complaining about the rapidly draining battery, even in idle or st...
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Research in Motion is offering free applications and support as compensation, the company said Monday. RIM said it will give away applications worth $100 to consumers and offer enterprise customers one month of free support to help make up for the problems. “As an expression of appreciation f...
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Concern is growing over the corporation culture transmission among the users. And all the companies try its’ best to make it special. So brothersoft sets up an E-Shop for selling brothersoft.com ‘s Singlet. We learned that the brothersoft.com ‘s singlet is so popular from the last few...
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As we all know, the long-awaited iPhone sequel is coming, some had been said that it could be October 4, or it could also be October 15. The current information can’t confirm the name of the next generation iPhone, but it doesn’t really matter what it called, iPhone 4S or iPhone 5, as long as Ap...
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Mozilla recently released Firefox 7 Beta 6, the beta has been made available for Windows, Mac and Linux platforms. Mozilla is planning to release Firefox 7 final by the end of September 2011. Early adopters can install Firefox 7 beta 5 to test the new features. The boost of memory performance is the...
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Americans spend more time on Facebook than any other destination on the Web, Nielsen said in its latest social media report. In fact, American Internet users now devote more time to Facebook than any other site, spending a total of 53.5 billion minutes a month using the social network at home and a...
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Google Inc. is shutting down Adravark, Google Desktop and eight other software products and Web features it said didn’t pay off for the Internet search leader. “Technology improves, people’s needs change, some bets pay off and others don’t,” said Alan Eustace, a senior ...
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Piriform Inc has debuted CCleaner version 3.10 of CCleaner, the company’s popular free cleaning tool for Windows-based personal computer, the latest version of CCleaner is also available as a portable version, adds support for Internet Explorer 9.0.2, Firefox 6.0 Final and Firefox 7.0 Beta. In add...
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Mozilla today launched Firefox 7 Beta 1, compared with the recent released Firefox 6, Firefox 7 is a bigger update, with much improved memory management and a host of similar features. There are all the usual improvements including enhancements to Firefox Sync, increased performance for HTML5 Canvas...
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Google has released a beta version of Chrome 14 that includes its Native Client (NaCl) framework. It will allow for complex applications to run within the web browser. Previously only Javascript was able to be run within Chrome. The latest NaCl addition means that C and C++ code can be run from wit...
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