The native browser that is included in the Android operating system has always been considered to be both good and fast. Still, Google thinks that there is room for improvement, and they are now soon launching the Android version of its increasingly popular Chrome browser, which has had great success ... Continue Reading

Mozilla, the company behind the Firefox browser, is now working on a solution for push notifications that are platform independent. The service will work both on your PC, mobile and tablet, regardless if the operating system is from Apple, Microsoft or Google. Push notifications are very common on smart phones and tablets today. ... Continue Reading

Firefox is developed by the Mozilla Foundation. The Foundation is mainly funded through an agreement with Google, where Google pays Firefox to use Google's search engine as preselected. However, now that Google's own browser, Google Chrome, recently won the spot as the world's most popular browser, it is not as natural ... Continue Reading

Deezer is a completely web based music service that was launched in France back in 2007. Deezer is quite similar to services like Spotify and Wimp, where the user pays a monthly fee and will be able to listen to unlimited music from Deezer's catalog of 13 million songs. There ... Continue Reading

Microsoft has created an interactive web page in HTML5 which allows anyone with an iPhone or an Android phone to test the interface in Windows Phone 7.5. All you have to do is visit http://aka.ms/wpdemo from your mobile and you will get an interface that looks just like Windows Phone 7.5. ... Continue Reading

According to an article today in The New York Times, the Walt Disney Company and YouTube, a division of Google, will be announcing a new partnership very soon. The cooperation aims at creating a new channel on YouTube who publishes unique content from Disney. The videos will also be available ... Continue Reading

Facebook's reassurances about its privacy policies don't seem to have calmed people's fears of the internet giant - as users flock to shield their browsing histories from its all-seeing eye. Facebook openly admits to tracking your use of other websites while you are logged in to the site. But the site's attempts ... Continue Reading

Last Friday, Google released the first beta of a new extension to their browser Google Chrome. Chrome Remote Desktop Beta is a browser-based version of the remote administration programs that are already available for various platforms. These programs are generally used by IT managers to manage computers in businesses or ... Continue Reading

Just a few months after the launch of Firefox 4.0, Mozilla has decided that this version will no longer be supported. Firefox 4.0 only received one update, version 4.0.1, which was released in April. This means that in order to have a safe browser, you are recommended by Mozilla to ... Continue Reading

There has been much talked about Skype recently, especially the fact that Microsoft bought the Skype client and are currently working on even better integration with Facebook. Google is determined to not fall behind, so last year Google bought the company Global IP Solutions with its real time audio and video ... Continue Reading

The developers of Mozilla Firefox now follows the mindset of the Google Chrome developers, and has started to release "major" versions of Firefox more often. Version 5 of the popular web browser is now ready, even though version 4 was released as late as March 22, 2011. Firefox 5 offers ... Continue Reading

The social web browser, RockMelt, has announced that they have entered into a partnership with Facebook. Even though Facebook has not contributed with any money, they have assisted in adding 31 new features to the browser. Facebook initiated the project, and has provided substantial development resources. Facebook Chat is one ... Continue Reading