‘News & Events’ Category

I’m expecting iPhone 4GS or 5 to be either released or leaked sometime this year hopefully with another scandal as that’s always funny.

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Some really interesting stuff has happened this October such as Flash 11’s announcement, Opera 12’s development activity, and Google’s new programming language. I thought I’d summarize them for those who are not yet in the loop. Check out the highlights within.

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Is Google fashionably late or are they trying to be like a snail in pursuit of some salt, alternatively has Google taking to heart the lessons learned from previous social media duds i.e. Buzz and wave.

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Not too long ago back when the millennium had just started and starting a dotcom was the rage, a new form of buying entered in to cyberspace. Group buying as it was known then. Simple in concept, a company would offer a deal on the website at a hugely discounted rate from a partner company such as a restaurant. The buyer then purchases the deal… hold on a second there, the deal hasn’t been concluded yet.

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Google has just announced their Instant search, but how can you test it out?

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With the recent announcement of Google integration their Caffeine index as their primary index we can look forward to faster search, more accurate search and fresher results.

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Will websites feature Flash in 5 years time? Will we be seeing some innovation from Adobe or will the alternatives to Flash come and take all the glory?

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The Search Engine giant has been busy over the last few months, with some projects like: Google TV, Simplified Fonts on the Web, The Chrome Web App Store, Google Chrome Version 6, Google Wave Now Open to All & the introduction of the WebM Video Format.

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Google has just released a fantastic video demonstrating the speed of the new beta of its Chrome web browser. Speed has always been one of Chrome’s greatest features and the latest beta really up’s it’s game, and the video is also a great short watch.

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With its tremendous user base over 400 million active users worldwide it is no surprise that Project Titan has been lauded as the “Gmail killer” unofficially… but will it really?

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