The Mozilla Blog recently announced the addition of Microsoft’s search engine Bing to the upcoming Firefox 4 search bar.
If you look closely at the list, you’ll notice that Answers.com and the Creative Commons search engine have been removed.
Mozilla’s official statement about the removal from their blog:
“Answers.com is a good service but we have found and [...]
We’ve all known it was coming sooner or later, and now, it’s here. Google TV has landed. For those unfamiliar with what this is ( I highly doubt there are many if at all), Google TV basically lets you search through content on your TV like the web, apps, internet videos, and switch back to [...]
Here’s something for all those who regularly watch videos online. How about watching all the videos from specific years? Want to see videos made during the 70s? How about the 50s? Even earlier? No problem.
YouTube Time Machine lets you pick an era and gives you a list of videos made during that time. A slider [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
