Opera Begins “Preparing for Windows 8”
With the latest blog post by the Opera Desktop team it seems likely that we will see a Windows 8 version of the browser in the future.
Open webOS Beta Released
HP has reached a major milestone in its efforts to open source webOS. They have released a beta of webOS.
Qt 5 Beta now Available
Despite all the troubles surrounding the Qt ecosystem recently, the first beta of the next major update to the framework has just been released.
Firefox Getting its own Command Line
Do you ever wish you had an easy command line interface for you browser? If you’re answer is “yes” you are about to get exactly what you wanted.
Adobe Leaves Spry to the community, Embraces jQuery Fully
Adobe has announced that they will stop investing on their own Spry framework and embrace jQuery more fully
The Blender Game Engine Makes it to Android
As part of this year’s Google Summer of Code, Alexandr Kuznetsov worked towards porting this game engine to OpenGL ES, and to make it work on Android.
Dropbox Adding Two-Factor Authentication
If you are a Dropbox user, here is a feature you should immediately be taking advantage of, two-factor authentication.
Qt Necessitas Alpha 4 Released With Better Android Integration
Necessitas is a project with the aim of brining support for Android to Qt has come quite a long way.
Android Apps to run on Jolla’s MeeGo Phone
In a recent interview, the CEO of Jolla, Jussi Hurmola mentioned that they would include support for running Android applications on their MeeGo-based phones.
Microsoft Revamps its Looks as Product Launches Approach
Windows 8 is coming soon, and Office 2013 isn’t that far away either. Both products feature a brand new logo, and to go with that new look Microsoft is updating their own logo as well.