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— By Robin Wilding
The all-out web browser brawl has competitors throwing dirty punches in a below-the-belt free-for-all fight for market share. As Microsoft IE’s web browser market share slips to an all time low, the gloves have come off as Microsoft begins to exploit the bugs in their competition. At just 54.3% of market share IE has been [...]
— By Deeptaman Mukherjee
Firefox 4 is still in beta. It is still a kid, while the people at Mozilla are planning to launch the next version. It seems that Mozilla is really speeding up in developing the next version this time. Firefox 5 is to be launched by the end of June this year. That is already cool; [...]
— By Deeptaman Mukherjee
After the downfall of the Internet Explorer 6 in the browser market, Microsoft didn’t faced only the clamouring of the web developers and proprietor but also had to come up with a new upgraded browser as soon as possible. According to the Net Application, IE has always been foremost runner up in the race of [...]
— By Ritesh Reddy
MeeGo is an open source project based on Linux that is capable of running on multiple computing devices, including handsets, netbooks, tablets, connected TVs and in-vehicle infotainment systems. The OS connects Intel’s Moblin project and Nokia’s Maemo into a single entity.
— By Brajeshwar
BrowserLab is now integrated with Firebug, so users can send the current state of their local page in Firebug (including design and CSS tweaks made directly in Firebug) to BrowserLab.
— By Brajeshwar
PicLens transforms your browser into a full-screen, 3D experience for viewing photos and videos across the web. With one click, PicLens makes online media come to life via an immersive presentation that goes beyond the confines of the traditional browser.
— By Brajeshwar
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