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Wired Magazine is dead (to me)
As if we needed more proof that it’s August, here comes Wired Magazine with some unbelievable hyperbole. Apparently, the Web is "dead," supplanted by other internet apps. Should Condé Nast be ashamed of itself, or do Chris Anderson and Michael Wolff have a point? In IT Blogwatch, bloggers ask, "What’s a magazine?" Not to mention The Oregon Trailer…
Live FIFA World Cup 2010 Updates on Google Chrome
FIFA Chrome Extension team released an extension that allows user to get updated with the latest news on World Cup 2010 while being online. There are stats, live scores and match schedules of World Cup 2010 provided through this extension. Beside getting the updates, you can also personalize which teams that you want to follow [...]
Facebook Photo Zoom Automatically Zoom Profile & Album Photo Thumbnails in Facebook (Firefox & Chrome)
Facebook Photo Zoom is a browser extension that provides users the ability to zoom profile and album photo thumbnails. This is definitely useful to save both your time and bandwith. Bandwidth saving means money saving for the internet cost. (…)Read the rest of Facebook Photo Zoom Automatically Zoom Profile & Album Photo Thumbnails in [...]
Tabnapping: don’t be scared of new phishing trick
In this week’s Security Levity, I want to address the fears raised about a new phishing trick. Dubbed tabnapping, it was recently dreamed up by Mozilla’s Aza Raskin. Commentators around the web are worrying about its potential. But is the sky falling? No! Let’s see why…
Disable Suggestion in Google Chrome Address Bar
A list of suggestions appears as soon as you type in Google Chrome address bar. The number of the suggestions displayed depends on the browser’s history and bookmark. This suggestion feature is meant to help users find and visit the URL quickly without having to type the complete address. However, if you get annoyed with [...]
A better Web browser for the iPad and iPhone
The Atomic Web Browser supports tabs and other features that add power to your Web surfing. It’s a little buggy, but worth the $0.99 price for the premium version.
