Explorer can be cool using Vine Guess who’s been using Vine to promote its products? Microsoft has taken to Vine in order to come up with fun six second videos to make the browser more popular amongst the newer generation. Calling the campaign “The browser you loved to hate”, Microsoft has put these Vines up on a site with the ... Read More »
Mozilla’s plans to block third-party cookies Mozilla has announced that it plans to block third party cookies by default in the Beta version of Firefox in a blog post. The reason the company has given for this is, “to collect and analyze data on the effect of blocking some third-party cookies.” The basic idea behind the plan to block third-party ... Read More »
Microsoft building touch-screen feature Through the peculiar dynamics of Web standard politics and the open-source programming cooperation, Microsoft is helping Google with support for a feature to let browsers flexibly handle input from touch screens, mice, and pens. Monday, the Redmond-based company announced on the Blink mailing list that it’s planning to write a version of its Pointer Events technology ... Read More »
Counter-Strike could be a plan of action first-person shooter computer game developed by Valve Corporation that originated from a Half-Life modification by Minh “Gooseman” lupus and Jess “Cliffe” Cliffe. By the fourth beta version, Valve package, the developer UN agency created Half-Life, began helping within the development of Counter-Strike. In 2000, Valve bought the rights to Counter-Strike, and would publish ... Read More »
Mozilla offers developers phones The Geeksphone Keon, a developer-oriented Firefox OS phone Mozilla has a deal for programmers: We’ll supply the phones if you supply the apps. In an effort to ensure there will be good Firefox OS apps in the Firefox Marketplace, Mozilla is offering developer phones to programmers who have compelling ideas for software. In a blog post ... Read More »
Adobe mulls Creative Cloud tweaks Adobe’s Creative Cloud subscription includes software, services, and tools for social networking and collaboration. Adobe Systems is trying to address one complaint about the company’s decision to sell its major software products only through subscription plans, the fact that designers can’t do anything with their files if they stop paying for access to the software. ... Read More »
The other night I was searching for one good and ultimate video converter which could not only be able to convert videos from one format to other however additionally offer some other features like copying, rip and create videos all below identical roof. Initially through Google, the internet kept confusing me for a while but all of a sudden i ... Read More »
Office 2011 update The latest update to Microsoft Office addresses a number of critical bugs with the program and offers new integration with Office 365, Microsoft’s next-generation Office suite for both the Mac and Windows platforms. The update is available either through the Office 2011 AutoUpdate utility, or from the updater’s Web page as a 113MB download that will bring ... Read More »
’Gemini’ Office Web apps Like the rest of the Microsoft Office unit, the Office Web Apps team seems to be on a path to deliver more new updates more frequently. This week, the Web Apps team (which also internally goes by WAC, or Web Applications Companion) blogged about some of the new features coming to Office Web Apps “over the ... Read More »
Mozilla: Look ma A new codec from Mozilla and OTOY will let browsers run high-performance rendering apps like Autodesk and high-definition video without plug-ins, the companies unveiled Friday. The new, open-source digital stream encoder and decoder, called ORBX.js, obviates the need for a plug-in like Flash, Sliverlight, or QuickTime to run HD video in the browser. Mozilla and OTOY expect ... Read More »
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