Archive for the ‘Technology’ Category
Wednesday, September 3rd, 2008
Google launched its much ambitious and mostly camouflaged stand-alone open source application called Chrome. A browser developed for windows vista/xp using open source browser engine webkit.
Early, Google Blogoscoped has published a lengthly cartoon sent to them by Google and drawn by Scott McCloud that provides the first public details about ...
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Saturday, August 23rd, 2008
Verisign’s new Personal Identity Portal (PIP) isn’t the sexiest application out there to help you manage passwords. But it has Verisign’s strong reputation for security behind it, and it is a surprisingly easy way to manage website credentials.
PIP is a a single sign in solution that supports both OpenID (you ...
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Tuesday, July 29th, 2008
Xobni is the Outlook plug-in that saves you time finding email conversations, contacts and attachments.
After a quick install, you'll see the new Xobni toolbar appear in Outlook - and suddenly information will become much easier to find. When a new email arrives, the sender's full communication history appears in ...
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Tuesday, July 15th, 2008
A security issue has come to Microsoft’s attention that we refer to as “cross-site scripting”. This is not an
entirely new issue – elements of the information we present have been known for some time within the
software development community. However, the overall scope of the issue is larger than previously understood, ...
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Wednesday, July 9th, 2008
Well, this sucks for Second Life. Google is launching a new service today called Lively, a browser based virtual world add-on that lets users create and customize avatars and worlds, interact with other users, and generally have a richer social interaction than is offered by GTalk today.
Worlds can be embedded ...
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