Jul 11, 2010

A pre-beta version of Firefox 4, an open-source Web browser, was released as a public beta two days ago. The Firefox 4 comes loaded with some visual changes, including Chrome-like tabs on top. It also has an Opera-like button to replace the menu bar. — Thanks God — they are paying attention to design now also. The new improved browser will support Google‘s WebM HTML5 video



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Jun 30, 2010

Twitter last week was slapped with a 20 year ban by the FTC on misleading people about how it maintains and protects the security, privacy and non-confidentiality of its system. Is this why Windows Live, which happily integrates with 75 or so social networks including big boys like Facebook and Flickr, has been forced to scrap its associations with Twitter? Windows Live customers got an



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Jun 27, 2010

Well thats what Microsoft’s been saying. The Windows 7 just got even better with the release of the new Essentials Beta. Now it is even more easier to organize photos, make movies, and keeping in touch with the people that matter the most. Windows Live Essentials comes with the best tools and delivers a set of consumer applications that make life more simpler providing you an easy



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Jun 11, 2010

After fixing some issues with the previous versions , Adobe’s now offering latest Flash Player 10.1 on its download pages. If you’re anything like us, you’ve been running 10.1 since it hit Release Candidate status a couple months ago, but if you’ve held off the upgrade brings some much-needed hardware acceleration to the mix, as well as other assorted performance



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Jun 9, 2010

Embarrassed, Adobe is going to patch a critical vulnerability in Flash on Thursday, while postponing a patch fixing related bugs in Reader and Acrobat until June 29. Adobe’s senior director of product security and privacy, Brad Arkin said in a company blog post that the company considered a rushed patch for Reader and Acrobat along with Flash Player, but instead decided to incorporate



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