Posts Tagged ‘techcrunch’
TechCrunch popped the idea of creating a Web tablet based on Linux and Firefox. The idea is interesting and something I wanted to pick apart (and reassemble) a bit. It’s a novel idea and I’m very interested in watching it. Success or failure, I think important things will be learned in the [...]
Monday, July 21st, 2008 Posted in Hardware, Mozilla, Open Source | 10 Comments »
You may or may not have heard about AT&T’s Pogo Browser. It’s a “3D Visual Web Browser” (make of that what you will). TechCrunch reviewed it a little while back. It’s based on Firefox (2.0.0.14 to be exact). It has some interesting UI for bookmarking, but other than that, I’m going [...]
Thursday, June 19th, 2008 Posted in Mozilla | 2 Comments »
Those concerned about the “Mozilla Stealth Data Project” should really check out the Data snooping discussion on mozilla.dev.planning.
I think many who has spent some time on the project found that recent TechCrunch post was more an effort to scaremonger and generate buzz, than anything else. I guess one could argue “there’s no [...]
Monday, May 19th, 2008 Posted in Mozilla | 2 Comments »
As usual, my list of April Fools that I saw today:
Google’s Project Virgle the first permanent human colony on Mars.
Google’s Gmail Custom Time lets you choose when to send mail. Never be late again.
Google’s gDay™ with Mate™ lets you search content on the internet before it’s created.
Google Talk to convert conversations to IM speak [...]
Tuesday, April 1st, 2008 Posted in Around The Web, Funny, Google, Mozilla | 3 Comments »
It looks like Googlefox is back in the news. Last time turned out to be nothing more than indigestion.
Wednesday, August 15th, 2007 Posted in Google, In The News, Mozilla | 2 Comments »