Mozilla has just released the first beta for Firefox 4 and things are looking good. The latest version offers improved security, faster render times, and support for Google’s open video standard, WebM. Visually, the first thing Windows 7 and Vista users will notice is the new Firefox button.
If you want the old menu layout, just [...]
We started our Geek Survival Gear Series with the Ultimate Sardine Can. Now, our next featured geek gadget is the ultimate when it comes to utility knives.
Any self-respecting geek wouldn’t be caught dead without a decent utility knife right? While that may be true, if you have a Swiss Army Knife, you might want to [...]
Microsoft has just released preview 3 of Internet Explorer 9 for anyone curious to see what the next version will bring. The preview tool which can be downloaded or viewed in your current browser, showcases a hardware-accelerated Internet Explorer 9. Visitors can check out how IE9 renders animation, video, fonts, etc., using HTML 5.
According to [...]
We’re always wondering what the next wave of gadgets will be. Will they be the same gadgets with new features, or will they be something new entirely?
Take a look at Intel’s Multitouch Concept Laptop. Aside from the main 15 inch screen, the Tangent Bay laptop includes 3 3.5 OLED screens above the keyboard. All the [...]
Search giant Google has recently announced the release of their new search index system called Caffeine. The official blog post said that the new index provides 50% fresher results compared to their old index.
Here’s an excerpt from Google Blog’s announcement:
“With Caffeine, we analyze the web in small portions and update our search index on a [...]
Glitches and bugs, gotta love them. The latest big glitch story broken by Gawker, was a glitch in AT&T’s site which revealed 114,000 email addresses of iPad 3G users. While AT&T did manage to take care of the glitch, iPad users only found about the data breach when the story was published online. The full [...]
