The future of software?
Red Hat, Inc, the world’s leading open source solutions provider, announced the official opening of Red Hat Malaysia Sdn Bhd in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on July 29, 2015. Red Hat Malaysia starts operations in 2006 aims to help cultivate a healthy open source environment in Malaysia. The Red Hat Malaysia office will better serve customers…
Mozilla Firefox 15 has been released with silent background updates, support SPDY, and fixes memory leak problem.
Google has introduced the Chrome for Android (beta) for Android 4.0 (ICS), which brings speed and simplicity of desktop Chrome to Android phone and tablet. It enables you to sync bookmarks and tabs across devices.
Ubuntu Linux 11.04 has been released with new look and new features. The popular linux operating system now use Unity as default desktop environment and it looks like Apple Mac OS X.
Since its arrival in the market, VoIP has undergone a lot of developments. Now it is being used in many large corporations as the only calling service. Here I would like to discuss the most popular VoIP apps for Linux.
Mozilla Firefox 3.6 Release Candidate (RC1) is now available for download.
Now you can download Chrome OS VMWare/VirtualBox image and run it as virtual machine on top of your current operating system (Windows, Mac, Linux).
Google Chrome OS is a lightweight open source linux-based operating system developing by Google based on Google’s Chrome web browser.
Mozilla released Firefox 3.5 at June 30th, 2009. What’s new about it? Should you upgrade/install?
Some of the new features in Firefox 3.1 Beta 1 are: Web standards improvements in Gecko layout engine Added support for CSS 2.1 and CSS 3 properties A new tab-switching shortcut that shows previews of the tab you’re switching to Improved control over the Smart Location Bar using special characters to restrict your search Support for new web technologies such as the and elements, the W3C Geolocation API, JavaScript query selectors, web worker threads, SVG transforms and offline applications.
… “Firefox For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech))” (Blake Ross) listing at Amazon.com “Firefox Hacks: Tips & Tools for Next-Generation Web Browsing (Hacks)” (Nigel McFarlane) listing at Amazon.com