Google’s Chrome Browser now supports WebGL 3D Hardware Acceleration. The update will also allows users to download applications that run within the browser from the app store. It also features [Read More]
Monthly Archives: February 2011
Integrated with GoogleDocs and DropBox rollApp Inc. announced the release of a free beta service http://rollApp.com that provides users with online editions of Open Office, integrated with GoogleDocs and DropBox. [Read More]
Schematic, a WPP Digital company, announced it was chosen by Google to work on an exciting new site, the Art Project, powered by Google, an innovative platform bringing the world’s [Read More]
The last few day when we look at Twitter, most visits we get an error page which hangs, sometimes if you click on the home button it then goes to [Read More]
Microsoft has announced a Windows Media Player HTML5 Extension for Chrome, which will let users of the Google browser play H.264 video on HTML5 pages by using the built-in capabilities [Read More]
Google’s Android platform definition is being stretched to include Chinese rivals, including China Mobile’s Ophone and Tapas OS, a project run by the former president of Google China, reports Appleinsider. [Read More]
Dean Evans has written an interesting article “iOS vs Android vs WebOS vs MeeGo In Depth: Four mobile operating systems compared” on Techradar. The article makes some important points and [Read More]
Comcast has successfully activated our first group of trial users for IPv6 Native Dual Stack operation. These are the first Native Dual-Stack users activated in a production DOCSIS network in [Read More]
Google’s Chrome browser ended 2010 with 10.70% of the browser market share, according to Net Applications. Microsoft’s internet Explorer continues to lose market share. Firefox, the world’s second most popular [Read More]
Really Strategies announced the availability of RSuite Cloud™, a web-based editorial and production system for automated multilingual publishing to print, web, and eBook formats. RSuite Cloud is a hosted end-to-end [Read More]