Tag: News
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Competition for reviewers and tech bloggers on GFI WebMonitor
GFI, a software company that offers network and messaging security solutions for SMEs is calling all the geeks and tech bloggers to review their web security, monitoring & internet access control solution, GFI WebMonitor. Detail of the contest In the nut shell you need to test this new application and as a return all successful…
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Chrome 7 Includes GPU Acceleration for 2D and 3D Content
Microsoft has been hyping this big feature for quite some time for IE 9, but looks like Google is again ahead of Microsoft. GPU acceleration might come to Google Chrome 7 before Internet Explored 9 appears. The latest Chromium builds could now send some of the description directly to the GPU, which result in better…
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YouTube UK Launches Free Full-Length Movie Section
As we already know YouTube has been experimenting full-length movies for free or rentals for quite some time now, though it has not started in full fledge. But there seems to be some light on the project, the giant video site is going ahead and now launching a free full-length movie section for UK users.…
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Adobe Announces Photoshop Express for Mobile Devices
The software giant Adobe has declared the availability of new web apps for mobile devices. The list of applications would include, Adobe Photoshop Express Editor, Photoshop Express Organizer, and Photoshop Express Uploader. You might not have heard of all these apps, but they exist from quite some time. Photoshop.com wanted to integrate online apps for…
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Orkut Now Allows You To Group Your Friends, Family and Colleagues
Well, in the world of social networks where Facebook and Twitter are high on demand, Orkut is less known around the world. But it is still trendy in Brazil and India where people scrap and share lot of things. Google’s Orkut is now getting a major revamp, where you will be allowed to create groups…
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Most Firefox Users Turn-on Private Browsing For 10 Minutes
Private browsing was introduced to in Firefox 3.5, which allowed users to browse privately without keep the web history. This is quite common feature these days and also servers a very useful purpose. Now it would be interesting to know how people actually use Private browsing in Firefox.. Using the Test Pilot add-on, Mozilla researchers…
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Google Mobile App For iPhone Now Gets Push
It took some time to arrive, yet Google finally added push notification to its latest version of Google Mobile App. Users who want to use Google’s service can now download a new app, called Google Mobile, which actually serves as a mediator between Gmail, Google Calendar, and you. All you need to do is download…
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You Cannot Block CEO Zuck On Facebook
Blocking Mark Zuckerberg – The CEO and founder of Facebook is now not possible, which was supposedly allowed earlier. Like how you could block any other Facebook user, blocking Zuck will show “block failed” error. There is no clear message posted on why he cannot be blocked. You can try yourself, visit Zuck’s Facebook page…
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Finally Facebook’s Geo-Location Feature Is Here
The world’s largest social network is placing itself to be the hub for all location-based services. Facebook today exposed a service that makes it simpler for users to share their location with other people, making a deeper push into a fast-developing market pioneered by Foursquare Labs Inc. Michael Eyal Sharon from Facebook Team announced =…
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Google Buzz Gets “Suggestion To Follow” Tool
Twitter has been adding several ‘follow suggestion’ features and reactions have been mostly good. Google is now doing the same with suggestions for Buzz, enabling users to start following people who may be of interest to them. This announcement is made on the Buzz Team feed. Buzz Team announced Starting today, the next time…