Mozilla Announces Shumway, a JavaScript-Based Flash Player
Shumway is a project that aims to build an SWF parser that uses web technologies and as such can work directly in a browser without needing a plug-in.
Mozilla Releases Popcorn Maker
Popcorn Maker is an open source web application for creating interactive experiences driven by web video.
Google Improves their Cloud SQL service; Adds Free Trial
Google has announced a number of changes for their Cloud SQL service that improve the service and bring more options for those considering the service.
Steam for Linux Beta now Available
After conducting a beta participation survey over the past two weeks, Valve has finally sent out invites for their Linux beta.
OpenSUSE for ARM now Available
The popular OpenSUSE Linux distribution has made its first release for the ARM platform with an ARM version of its latest openSUSE 12.2 version.
Chrome Apps can now run a Web Server
Google has just introduced a new API for packaged Google Chrome apps that allows them to accept TCP connections.
Amazon Reduces Some EC2 Prices; Launches new Instance Type
Amazon has launched a new set of standard instances for their EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) service that are optimised for “media encoding, batch processing, caching, and web serving.”
Windows 8: From a Vantage Point
After all the negative views about Windows 8, let’s take a look at some of the awesome features that come with the latest version of Windows.
AWS Elastic Beanstalk now Supports Ruby, VPC Deployments
If you are a Ruby developer and were looking into Amazon Web Services for hosting, they may just have some good news for you.
Games Account for Majority of Phone and Tablet Usage
A study from Flurry shows the immense popularity of gaming among tablet and smartphone owners.