Sat Sep 04, 2010 10:53 am by Japorized

As promised, Google is taking Chrome on a notably faster development pace. There is a new developer version available and the nightly builds show more user interface tweaks as well as increased JavaScript performance. Meanwhile, Mozilla announced that it will delay the release of the third beta of its Firefox 4 browser by two weeks and there is chatter that indicates that Mozilla may be considering a forced upgrade just like …

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Mon Aug 02, 2010 5:42 pm by Japorized

	The first public beta of the forthcoming Firefox 4 browser has been released bringing increased support for CSS3 amongst various other improvements.
One of the most notable new additions in Firefox 4 is support for CSS3 Transitions (with the -moz- prefix). Webkit based browsers (such as Safari / Chrome) and Opera have supported CSS3 Transitions for some time, almost three years in Webkit’s case, and it is reassuring to see …

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Fri Jul 16, 2010 4:34 pm by Japorized

	The problem which had been argued for the last 10 or perhaps 20 years, now comes to a conclusion.
The screen-time debate lives on. This round goes to the opponents. According to a new study from Iowa State University, television and video games cause attention problems for children. The study, published this week in the medical journal Pediatrics, examined 1,323 kids in "middle childhood" over a 13-month period. …

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Fri Jul 16, 2010 4:21 pm by Japorized

	Many people do not know how to protect themselves with their own created passwords. Some even forgot their passwords. Now, here's an article that can help you to know what a password really serves in the internet world.
Cryptography expert Bruce Schneier used to write his passwords down on a slip of paper and keep it in his wallet. Today, he uses a free Windows password-storage tool called Password …

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Thu Jul 08, 2010 6:13 pm by Japorized

	Data protection officials in Germany announced Wednesday the launch of a formal investigation into Facebook, saying they believe some of its much-maligned privacy policies are illegal. It's given Facebook until August 11 to respond formally.
The news was originally reported by the Associated Press; Facebook public policy spokesman Andrew Noyes confirmed the investigation on Wednesday. "Facebook has received a letter from the Hamburg Data …

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