Video editing on Linux has long gotten a bad rap. A few years ago, the only real options for video editing were either deeply limited in features and polish, or incredibly complex to set up and use.While Linux still lacks a direct comp…
The iPad won’t serve every business user’s needs, but Apple has some unannounced features planned that could make it useful for light tasks on the go.
There’s nothing new coming your way in terms of aesthetics from MSI’s line of “C” laptops, but under the hood we’ve got Core i Series processors. One of these fellas even sports an ATI Radeon HD5470…
Section: Communications, Smartphones, Mobile, Web, Web BrowsersEarlier this month, release candidates of Firefox Mobile for Nokia N900 started to show up, now Firefox Mobile 1.0 has finally arrived! The mobile version retains all functionalities of …
Section: Web, Web Apps, Web Browsers, Websites, GoogleRecently, Google has decided to stop offering key functions of their Google Docs and Sites services for Internet Explorer 6 browsers. The only browsers that can work with Google Docs and Si…
Here’s a rather innovative design. You don’t often hear the words “portable” and “simulator” going hand in hand, but there you have it – the Portable Gliding Simulator. While it weighs in at 450kg, it’…
Looking at the iPad SDK, programmers are starting to say that the new version of the iPhone OS will support video calls, file downloads, and some sort of multitasking. There’s also several other features in the SDK that won’t work with the iPad, but…
Section: Computers, Security, Features, Originals, Columns Fake anti-virus programs were a huge problem in 2009. Scammers poisoned search results, used banner and pop up ads, and compromised legit websites to spread them to unsuspecting users. They …
Majix writes “Firefox Mobile, the mobile browser developed by Mozilla based on the same engine as in the recently released Firefox 3.6, has finally hit version 1.0. The first device to be officially supported is the Nokia N900. With a long list of f…
Google’s Toolbar does a few nifty things, but it is, well, a browser toolbar. And it might track your browsing without permission. Here’s how to get most of its features without having to install it, or nearly any extra software.