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From InfoWorld: Opera teased a major new version of its desktop browser last month, and now the first Opera 11 beta is here to offer an early taste of its -- count 'em -- 11 new features. One of the most notable additions in the Opera 11 beta is a new "tab stacking" system that... |
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From CNET News.com: Angry Birds on the big screen? No, a movie deal hasn't been inked yet, but console versions are in the works. According to a BBC blog, Rovio, the developer of the megapopular smartphone game, is hoping to release Angry Birds on the PS3, XBox 360, and Wii next year... |
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From CNET News.com: Mozilla has released its first alpha version of Thunderbird 3.3, an update to the e-mail software code-named Miramar that drops support for PowerPC-based Mac. The new software includes the Gecko browser engine used in Firefox, and with version 3.3, Thunderbird... |
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From PC World: Flexible screens as thin as a piece of paper may be available for e-readers by early next year thanks to a project from Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) and licensee AU Optronics, one of the world's largest LCD screen makers. ITRI developed a... |
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From DailyTech: Though iOS 4.2.1 just began rolling out earlier this week, reports are emerging that Apple is already planning another update, iOS 4.3, for mid-December. The new update is closely linked with the rumored launch of Rupert Murdoch's new pet-project, an iPad-only... |
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From DailyTech: Many Windows fans were disappointed when Microsoft canned its dual-screen Courier project. A dual-screen laptop/tablet device from Toshiba in September, the Libretto W105 cheered their spirits slightly. However, that device was only available in a very limited run... |
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From X-bit Labs: One of competitors is rumoured to be considering acquisition of Seagate Technology. While the deal is not too likely to happen due to various reasons, if this will be made, it will not only be the largest technology acquisition in 2010, but it will also create the... |
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From X-bit Labs: Another web-site has published slides that presumably come from the presentation of Advanced Micro Devices' most powerful graphics card, the Radeon HD 6990 code-named Antilles. If the slides are to be believed, the novelty does pack of lot of horsepower and... |
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From InfoWorld: With its pending $2.2 billion purchase of Novell, Attachmate is acquiring a rich portfolio of technologies. The next step will be actually putting these riches to work, analysts said Monday. "Novell may be one of those companies where the sum of the parts could be... |
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