Mozilla has today introduced a project called Webian Shell 0.1, a new prototype of a full-screen web browser for devices that don't need a desktop. As of today, Mozilla is now allowing you to download a prototype which you can try for yourself. The idea of the Webian Shell project is to replace … [Read more...] about Mozilla Introduces Webian Shell 0.1 (video)
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Microsoft To Launch Own Brand Windows 8 Tablet In 2012?
We have already had a look at Windows 8 and its new tablet-friendly user interface, and now according to a recent report, Microsoft is considering launching a 'Microsoft' branded Windows 8 tablet. According to DigiTimes, Microsoft has been in discussion with Texas Instruments about the possibility … [Read more...] about Microsoft To Launch Own Brand Windows 8 Tablet In 2012?
Wii U Disks To Store 25GB of Data
In an interview regarding Nintendo's new Wii U gaming console revealed at E3 this week, Nintendo's chief game designer, Katsuya Eguchi, has confirmed that the new Wii U system's proprietary disk format will hold 25 Gigabytes of data, similar to a Blu-ray disk. However, it is still unknown whether … [Read more...] about Wii U Disks To Store 25GB of Data
Facebook Enables Facial Recognition ‘Tag Suggestions’
Facebook has today turned on its new facial recognition tagging feature "Tag Suggestions", which is now enabled by default worldwide. Facebook has been testing its new "Tag Suggestions" feature in the US since last December, and today has rolled out the new feature to the social network’s 600 … [Read more...] about Facebook Enables Facial Recognition ‘Tag Suggestions’
Google Launches Stable Chrome 12 Browser
Google has just announced the latest stable version of its Chrome 12 browser is now available to download and brings with it enhancements to Chrome's privacy, security, and graphic performance, with the added benefit of being able to search for Chrome Apps directly from the address bar. Enhanced … [Read more...] about Google Launches Stable Chrome 12 Browser
Twitter Launches New URL Shortening Service
Twitter is continuing to add features to its service which have previously been served by third-party companies. The other day, Twitter announced their own photo sharing service, and now the company has launched its own URL shortening service. Integration and Ease of Use What makes Twitter's URL … [Read more...] about Twitter Launches New URL Shortening Service
Google, Facebook, Yahoo Testing IPV6 Today
Google, Facebook, Yahoo, and a number of other later Internet companies have started testing IPV6 from today, and the companies are giving IPV6 a 24-hour 'test flight', in an attempt to motivate other companies to get their services ready for IPV6. On 8 June, 2011, Google, Facebook, Yahoo!, … [Read more...] about Google, Facebook, Yahoo Testing IPV6 Today
Acer Announces Aspire Ethos Notebooks With Removable Touchpad
Acer has added two new notebooks to its range with the launch of the Acer Aspire Ethos 8915G and the Aspire Ethos 591G, and what makes them particularly interesting is that they come with a removable touchpad. The Acer Aspire Ethos 8915G features an 18.4-inch notebook, whilst the Aspire Ethos 591G … [Read more...] about Acer Announces Aspire Ethos Notebooks With Removable Touchpad
Sony Alpha A35 DSLR Gets Official
As well as announcing the new Sony NEX-C3, Sony also added a new DSLR to their range with the launch of the Sony Alpha A35, and it features a 16.2 megapixel Exmor APS HD CMOS Sensor. The Sony Alpha A35 has an ISO range of up to 12800, and it is capable of recording HD video in 1080i. It also … [Read more...] about Sony Alpha A35 DSLR Gets Official
Sony NEX-C3 Interchangeable Lens Camera Gets Official
Some of our readers will remember the leaked photos and specifications on the new Sony Nex-C3, Sony has now officially announced the NEX-C3 and we now get a full look at the specifications and also have lots more photos. Sony describes the Nex-C3 as 'the worlds smallest, lightest interchangeable … [Read more...] about Sony NEX-C3 Interchangeable Lens Camera Gets Official
RSA Replacing Customer’s SecurID Keys In Wake Of Breach
As the recent Lockheed Martin security breach eloquently showed, RSA's stolen data from their own hack a few months back has compromised their ability to provide their customers with adequate security to an alarming degree. Remember the uproar over the PSN hack that floored the service and exposed … [Read more...] about RSA Replacing Customer’s SecurID Keys In Wake Of Breach
Nintendo Wii U Using IBM Watson Technology
We realize you were halfway through dialing your Xbox-owning friends to rub it in just after you read that headline, but don't get too excited just yet. True, IBM has let slip that the 45nm custom silicon inside Nintendo's newly unveiled Wii U was provisioned with serious amounts of DRAM and uses a … [Read more...] about Nintendo Wii U Using IBM Watson Technology
