Tired of flapping your wings arms and gyrating your hips in front of your TV and instead want to kick back and relax? Well, if you can cut out the “relax” and kicked back feet parts, Microsoft has something you might find pretty damn nifty. According to sources of the Verge, Microsoft is currently working on a special version of Internet Explorer 9 designed specifically for the TV screen via Xbox Live + Kinnect. Browsing the web will reportedly be done via a...
We don’t have any major bones to pick with the iPhone’s in-house Safari browser, though we’re certainly willing to try other options. One such option is Opera Mini 6. Besides pure blinding speed, the newly released Opera Mini 6 adds Retina Display and optimized iPad support, the ability to open pages in the background, social sharing of content (Facebook, Twitter, & “MyOpera”), a refreshed UI, and better pinch-to-zoom and panning...
It looks like Vista’s mark in history will be much smaller than Windows XP (which we wish would finally die too…). Today, Microsoft confirmed that the next iteration of Internet Explorer, version 10, will not work on anything older than Windows 7. See ya, Vista. Looks like M is finally ready to bury their past. Via: ...
In the technology world, six years is quite a long time. On the flipside, a typical “hot” product can see 4, 5, or more revisions in said amount of time as technology moves increasingly quicker. Unfortunately for the Flock Social Browser team and its users, time has run out. But it wasn’t necessarily competition or poor performance that did the social browser in — it was acquisition. Earlier this year social gaming giant, Zynga, acquired key...
Microsoft just released IE 9 a couple of weeks ago and already it’s old news. Today at the MIX developer conference in Las Vegas, Microsoft’s Dean Hachamovitch previewed the latest IE 10 preview build which add such features as CSS Gradients and CSS3 Flexible Box Layout. It appears that Microsoft is going to finally break from the old 1-2 year update cycles between major browser revisions and take a more Mozilla/Google approach to things. Also worth noting...
