Google has enabled SPDY HTTP in it’s Chrome Browser. “Google enabled SPDY for Chrome in mid-January 2011 in a limited way, but is now running Chrome with SPDY, which replaces [Read More]
Monthly Archives: April 2011
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To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Linux Operating System, the Linux Foundation has produced an infographic and video showing the impact the open source operating system has had on [Read More]
Linuxlinks has published “5 of the Best Free Linux Disk Encryption Tools” reviewing Linux encryption tools. For each application they have compiled its own portal page, a full description with [Read More]
Journalists Are Aggregators Too (And That’s A Good Thing) reports Techdirt. “A bunch of folks have passed along this blog post from the Zunguzungu blog, which notes that journalists are [Read More]
Facebook have announced the Open Compute Project, an initiative to share the custom-engineered technology in its first dedicated data center in Prineville, Oregon. This advanced technology delivered a 38 percent [Read More]
Glide has launched new “social file posting” to Facebook and Twitter. Now post any files stored on your Glide GDrive including; photos, photo albums, music, music playlists, video, video playlists, [Read More]
Mozilla the organisation behind has listed slow performing Firefox add-ons. Mozilla said, “One of Firefox’s great advantages is its extreme extensibility. Extensions can do almost anything. There is a down [Read More]
Google has added 5 new templates to Blogger using the latest in web technology, including AJAX, HTML5 and CSS3. Features include: Infinite scrolling: read more posts without having to reload [Read More]