Mozilla has ended its ten-year relationship with Google and will instead make Yahoo! the default search engine for the open source Firefox browser in the US, both on the desktop and on mobile devices.…
Apple is swatting at bugs with updates to its OS X Yosemite and iOS 8 platforms.…
The Nokia Z launcher is what makes its new N1 tablet special.…
Microsoft and synchronisation go back a long way. Remember Briefcase, a feature of Windows 95 and later, which syncs files between two folders, one of which can be on a removable drive or on the network?…
A new certificate authority – backed by big names on the internet including Mozilla, Cisco and Akamai – plans to offer SSL certs at no charge starting next year. The move will make it even more easier for people to run encrypted, secure HTTPS websites.…
Microsoft has taken its first baby steps toward integrating Windows with the Docker application containerization tech that’s caught fire in the Linux world, with the release of Docker client software that runs on Windows desktops.…
Apple hasn’t even set a date for the sale of its smartwatch but it’s keen to have a full suite of applications ready for the launch – and so has released a software development kit for the device.…
Remember those regrettable tweets you posted years ago? The ones that thankfully, eventually, disappeared from trace? Twitter remembers. And now everyone else will, too.…
Facebook’s decision to hire engineers in London is seemingly related to plans to build a biz-friendly platform that will compete with LinkedIn, Microsoft Office and Google’s Drive among others. But, until “Facebook At Work” is ready, Facebookers will still be using ordinary Facebook at work.…
If you sell digital goods on a website using Google Wallet to take payment, you have a little over three months to find an alternative.…