The latest version of Skype now allows video calls on the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. The biggest new feature in the latest version of Skype is the ability to make two-way video calls. However, this is only possible on on the iPhone 4, since it's the only unit that ... Continue Reading

Can the entire Earth and everything that goes on in the world be simulated? An international group of scientists believe so, and are now working on a huge project to simulate everything that takes place on Earth. And they mean everything! This massive project includes the collection of everything from environmental ... Continue Reading

Tobias Buhmann and his colleagues at Buhmann Marketing has developed a new app to the iPhone, which solves a problem that affects many iPhone users in the wintertime: "Forget special touchscreen gloves and iPhone input pens." Buhmanns solution to this problem is as simple as it is brilliant. They invented NoseDial, ... Continue Reading

With Android 2.3 (Gingerbread), a lot of new features is available in the slightly redesigned interface. Google has developed a quick guide with tips and tricks. Visual cue for scrolling: When you are in a scrollable list (like your Gmail inbox) and you reach the end of the list it shows ... Continue Reading

The Japanese company Fenrir Inc. has released a new web browser for iPhone. Sleipnir Mobile is a new challenger to Apple's Safari, which main focus is on "power users", who use their iPhone for more serious web surfing. It is a "web browser for iPhone that enables you to browse ... Continue Reading

Christmas is almost here and I will be enjoying the holidays with actual real life friends. Therefore, there will be no activity on Skuggen.com for the next week or so. I would like to thank you all for your support during the last year. It has been a pleasure to know ... Continue Reading

Before a Linux distribution is released, the developers stops to include new software. This means that a Linux user may have to live with old software even though there are newer stable versions. Now, Novell developer, Greg Kroah-Hartman, has announced that the project Tumbleweed will ensure that openSUSE users will get ... Continue Reading

Google has released a new search service, at the experimental site Google Google Labs, named Google Books Ngram Viewer. The service allows you to search for words in Google's massive collection of digitized books from the 1500's until 2008, and offers search in English, Chinese, German, French, Russian and Hebrew. Google ... Continue Reading

A conservative member of the British Parliament are trying to get a law that will block access to any porn sites in the United Kingdom. Representatives from the British government plans to hold a meeting with the country's Internet providers next month. The idea of this meeting is to discuss ... Continue Reading

Microsoft Security Essentials 2.0 is now available for download, and includes an updated search engine that is said to be both faster and smarter than before. The software has also been linked up with the firewall in Windows which makes it easier to activate it. The new version includes the following ... Continue Reading

Last Thursday, the Norwegian company Opera Software, released the latest version of their browser, Opera 11. Tab Stacking, Extensions and a Mail Panel are some of the new features. According to Opera Software, the new version has been downloaded 6.7 million times during the first day after launch. Some of the ... Continue Reading

With a new tool from Google, you can now google your own body parts. The Google Body Browser is simply a 3D model of our body that is rendered directly in the browser. The service can now be tested by the public before it is eventually rolled out through Google ... Continue Reading