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Submitted by actz
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Tuesday, 13 November 2007 |
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Google took several steps to goose interest in its yet-to-be-released Android platform for mobile phones today. The Open Handset Alliance, sponsored by Google and others, released a software development kit for Android. Google also hopes to stir up developer interest with a coding cook-off that will give out $10 million in awards. Within hours of its release, the Android SDK had become "one of the most downloaded items ever" off Google's developer site, according to company spokesman Barry Schnitt. The toolkit, which included an emulator for software testing and a plugin for the Eclipse development tool, drew immediate reactions from developers ranging from "phenomenally cool" to "a bit disappointing". Full Story Internet News
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Submitted by actz
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Thursday, 01 February 2007 |
 ATI AMD HAS RELEASED its official drivers for both Windows XP and Windows Vista operating systems. On the more interesting Vista side, the company has developed stable drivers not just for the 32-bit, but also the 64-bit version. We know that will make at least one person happy. We have just downloaded and tried 64-bit version of the driver and it works with no issues or BSODs, for that matter. Source: The Inquirer
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Submitted by actz
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Friday, 01 December 2006 |
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Maxthon is a powerful web browser with a highly customizable
interface. It is based on the Internet Explorer engine which means that
what works in IE, works the same in Maxthon but with many additional
efficient features like Tabbed Browsing Interface; Mouse Gestures;
Super Drag&Drop; Privacy Protection; AD Hunter; Google Bar Support;
External Utility Bar; and Skinning.
Maxthon has the following other editions available: Maxthon Standard and Maxthon Combo.
Source: FileForum
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Submitted by actz
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Friday, 24 November 2006 |
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 Miscreants have created a proof-of-concept sample of adware that
targets Apple Mac OS X users. iAdware might, in theory at least, be
silently installed onto Macs, running itself each time an application
is loaded, anti-virus firm F-Secure reports.
The malware takes advantage of unspecified security weaknesses in the
OS to load itself as a system library without prompting users about
what's going on.
The malware is notable for its rarity rather than its threat value,
which remains minimal. There's hundreds if not thousands of ad-ware
packages floating around that are capable of infecting Windows users
with intrusive pop-up software that impairs system performance. iAdware
is the first such application for Macs that we've come across.
Source: RegHardware
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Submitted by actz
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Wednesday, 22 November 2006 |
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ADOBE CEO Bruce Chizen has told the German financial weekly Euro am Sonntag that he is watching Microsoft for anti-trust activities and may sue Vole if the EU fails to do so.
Chizen "declined to exclude" the possibility of legal action against
Microsoft as an alternative to being chummy with it over Adobe's
Portable Document Format.
Chizen said that Adobe was keeping a close watch on whether Vole was
behaving illegally or holding back. If Microsoft over promotes its XPS
document standard, Adobe would either sue Microsoft directly, or
cooperate with the EU and continue to supply it with the information it
needs to pursue its case.
Source: The Inquirer
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