ASUS has announced the launch* of the Eee Pad Transformer, the best tablet choice for users looking for media consumption and mobile productivity in an elegant yet versatile design. The [Read More]
Monthly Archives: March 2011
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Google has announced that it’s cloud platform App Engine has a new search feature that can be used to build notification, monitoring, or filtering services. Google App Engine allows developers [Read More]
Google have recently started to include more information from people you know—stuff they’ve shared on Twitter, Flickr and other sites—in Google search results. Google have announced taking that a step [Read More]
Google has announced Gmail ads that learn from your inbox. Users will be able to opt out of the new signals system on the Gmail settings page. “Soon we’re going [Read More]
MySQL.com database has been compromised by a blind SQL injection, reports techie-buzz. The vulnerability for the attack, completed using blind SQL injection and targeted servers including MySQL.com, MySQL.fr, MySQL.de and [Read More]
Search engine, Baidu, is developing its own web browser in an effort to cement its hold over China’s Internet market, reports PCWorld. “Starting this month, Baidu began testing an early [Read More]
Microsoft has agreed to buy 666,624 IP addresses from bankrupt Canadian company Nortel for $7.5 million. This works out to $11.25/ip, writes Milton Mueller. “Wake up call for our friends [Read More]
Google has launched Chrome 11 browser with some new features, one of which is added support for the HTML5 speech input API, enabling you to talk to your PC. With [Read More]
Google has added an application stats dashboard to Android Market. The new dashboard summarizes each app’s current download numbers, as well as each app’s distribution across Android platform versions, devices, [Read More]
Artists are using Facebook and other social media to connect and market their work according to an article on USA Today. “Many artists say they value the beauty of Web [Read More]
Google has updated the Chrome browser logo with a non-shiny version. The comes after an all-blue version of the new logo showed up for Chromium, the open-source foundation of Chrome, [Read More]
Twitter has added a user setting that lets you always use HTTPS when reading and writing on Twitter.com. Twitter is adopting the encryption protocol, in steps. For some time, users [Read More]