The convergence of single operating systems on many devices is something Apple worked out early, and other companies took a while to see the potential of, like Microsoft and Google. All three of these companies started out as something different from one another and became competitors through their paths intertwining […]
Tag: Chrome
Google increases reward for Chrome bug detections
Last week we covered a story about Chrome not protecting user passwords saved in its database. Google seems to have taken the embarrassment of that find – and the reaction to Justin Schuh’s comment on Y Combinator – to heart. Because now they are offering more cash than ever as […]
Chrome secures your passwords by not securing your passwords
Google has come under fire for their security practices, which includes keeping a database of all saved passwords stored on your device, easily accessed through your account. This means that anyone who has physical access to your machines can get immediate access to all passwords you have chosen to store […]
Amazon’s Kindle Cloud Reader App Ready for Safari and Google Chrome
There are instances when we really want to search for something very important (or maybe not very important, but simply reading the best part of a novel) and the Internet connection is not available. And like Murphy’s Law, this tends to happen when we need the connection the most. Of […]
Mozilla’s Firefox 4 new Features and Improvements
At the end of the last month Mozilla just came out with their latest browser version of Firefox-4 and brought again in discussions the never ending war of Internet Browsers. A few days back we all have seen how the download counter of Mozilla website was running with an insane […]
Internet Explorer 9 tries to overcome Mozilla
Microsoft wants again to win a battle against Mozilla Firefox and it seems Internet Explorer 9 is set to go. The announcement has been made during MIX 2010 which take place at Las Vegas during 15 and 17 of March. Internet Explorer is one of the browsers that we all […]
