Amid Amazon and Google’s bitter and self-defeating feud over the right to stream videos from YouTube, Mozilla today announced that its Firefox browser is now available on Fire TV devices.
Version 390 of Nvidia’s graphics drivers, likely to arrive in January, will be the last to contain support for 32-bit versions of Windows (7, 8/8.1, and 10), Linux, and FreeBSD.
Google is keeping its domain opt-out and AdWords API tools policies as is, says their VP & deputy general counsel.
The joint solution will put LG’s telematics tech together with HERE’s location services and high-resolution maps to offer something automakers can use as a communications hub for both semi-autonomous and fully autonomous vehicle platforms.
The Facebook-owned app will end support for BlackBerry OS (including BlackBerry 10) and Windows Phone 8.0 (and older) on December 31, 2017.
UI/UX design and front-end development solution for Mendix’s Low-Code Development Platform has been released.
According to the updated release notes these bugs are related to the Windows Out-of-box-experience, activation issues, and having problems hearing audio in apps like Firefox.
According to Elttam, the flaw is found in GoAhead’s server CGI package. Attackers can exploit this flaw if CGI is enabled and if a CGI program is dynamically linked.
Mozilla announced last week plans to modernize Thunderbird’s codebase, plans that include fixing some “technical debt” by incorporating the recent changes in the Mozilla engine into Thunderbird, adding a new user interface (UI), and phasing out old legacy add-ons that are built on the XUL and XPCOM APIs.
