Google to Gmail Users: We'll Unsubscribe You Automatically
How many times do you flag an email from a legitimate mailing list as spam because you don’t feel like reading but and can’t be bothered with unsubscribing from the service yourself? It seems that Google is aware many of us do this and...

The Pirate Bay in Hot Water with BREIN, Again
We haven’t covered the Swedish torrent site The Pirate Bay (TPB) recently, not after news broke out that it would be purchased by Gaming Factory X (GGF), who would of course implement a few changes. And I’m sure that many TPB users...

SeaMonkey 2.0 Graduates to Beta 1
The development team behind SeaMonkey, the Mozilla-backed free, open source and cross platform internet suite that incorporates a web browser, an email client, a news client, an IRC client and an HTML editor, has announced the...

Facebook Lets You Change Your Vanity URL, Upload Photos and Videos via Email
Popular social networking site Facebook has, in two waves, introduced the option to change your Facebook profile ID from a randomly assigned string of numbers like “id= 123456789” to a vanity URL. The...

Deep Zoom Composer Final Is Here, Available for Download
Following the release of Deep Zoom Composer for Silverlight 2.0 June Preview and the release of Deep Zoom Composer for Silverlight 3.0 RTW Preview Release, its with great pleasure that we announce the fact that the Microsoft developed image preparation tool has...

Web OS 1.1 Update: Palm Pre Once again Syncs with iTunes
The Palm Pre, despite Apple’s best efforts to prevent it from seamlessly syncing with iTunes, is once again capable of pulling of this task. How you ask? Palm has updated the operating system for the Palm Pre smartphone and...

Update Available on the Beta Channel: Chrome 3.0.193.2
This week we announced the release of Chrome 2.0.172.37 on the Beta channel and the release of Chrome 3.0.195.1 on the dev channel, with auto-update for extensions. If until now the Beta channel what the sole domain of Chrome 2.0 and the dev channel the domain of ...

Mozilla Talks First Wave of Firefox 3.6 and Fastest Firefox
Following the release of Firefox 3.5 late this June, and the release of the first Firefox 3.5 update just a little while ago, comes news about the next iteration of the Mozilla developed web browser: Firefox 3.6. According to Firefox Director...

Yahoo! Swoops Xoopit from Google, Despite Disappointing Q2 Revenues
Yahoo! recently made the headlines by updating its homepage to make it more user-oriented and by updating its iPhone-dedicated instant messaging app to include push notification. The company now makes the news by confirming something that not...

Join the First openSUSE Conference
openSUSE is a Linux-based general purpose OS, developed by the openSUSE Project and sponsored by Novel, but you already know that. What you may not be aware of is that one month from now you could be attending the first ever...

Apple No Longer Stifles Free Speech, EFF Drops Lawsuit
Back in April we reported that Cupertino-based software developer Apple is getting sued – now the thing is that Apple gets hit with lawsuits all the time, like this one from someone accusing Apple of conspiring with the Italian Mafia. What made the...

Adobe Acknowledges Reader, Acrobat, Flash Player Critical Vulnerability
Yesterday we announced that a potential vulnerability affecting Adobe Reader 9.1.2, Acrobat Reader 9.1.2, Adobe Flash Player 9, and Adobe Flash Player 10 has been uncovered. At the time Adobe said that it will look in to the matter and pending an investigation will provide an update. It seems that...

The Reason Why Google Chrome 3.0 Comes with Extension Auto-Update
Google just released a new update on the dev channel, mainly Chrome 3.0.195.1 for Windows, Mac Os X and Linux-powered machines. The update, which comes with several enhancements and bug fixes, also comes with an interesting new feature...

Linux Mint Uses Launchpad and github at Full Potential For Linux Mint 8
The Linux Mint team, in order to track bugs in the operating systems it develops uses Launchpad, the code hosting and collaboration platform developed and maintained by Canonical. Lead Linux Mint Developer Clem Lefebvre has now announced tha...

Update Available on the Dev Channel: Chrome 3.0.195.1
Developers and hardcore testers will be glad to know that Google has rolled out yet another update for its version on how a browser should look and perform. The update I am talking about is Chrome 3.0.195.1, which...

Windows Server 2008 R2 Is RTM as Well, Here's When You Can Get It
Microsoft has just announced that the Windows 7 operating system has reached the RTM milestone in its development process (Windows 7 Build 7600 is the RTM). Alongside Windows 7, another Microsoft developed operating system RTM’d as well: Windows Server 2008 R2...

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