Browser Wars: News From The Front
April 3, 2012Who’s winning the browser wars? It might look like Internet Explorer is starting to recover from a downward spiral while Chrome’s meteoric rise is broken, or that quite the reverse.
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Who’s winning the browser wars? It might look like Internet Explorer is starting to recover from a downward spiral while Chrome’s meteoric rise is broken, or that quite the reverse.
Microsoft has chosen eleven startups – all using the Kinect in interesting new ways – to participate in its Kinect Accelerator Program, which begins this month. The eleven startups were chosen from.
At noon on March 30th, Facebook stock traded on private markets for the last time. Shares in the social network closed at their highest price yet: $44.10, which gives the.
Congress recently passed the JOBS Act, and the president is likely about to sign it into law. This historic move could solve the middle class crisis.
AriVibes, an interesting new musical sound distortion app, debuted in the Apple App Store last week. The program allows you to turn any surface into an instrument, acting as a portable soundboard that can tweak and change effects on the fly.
Epic Games’ Unreal gaming engine has been licensed to countless big name titles since its debut in 1998. The current iteration – Unreal Engine 3 – has been the building.
Who is one tech-focused Twitterer that you follow in order to keep up with small business tech trends? Why are they so great?
When it comes to vending machines, Japan has it locked down. Not only can you buy survival basics, but you can also pick up a few staples, including fresh eggs,.
Girls Around Me allowed you to follow Foursquare check-ins of women in your area, and has been pulled after coming under fire for violating the Foursquare’s API policy.
Mobile commerce is estimated to increase 99 fold in the next few years. Here are the mobile commerce startups to watch in 2012.