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Internet Explorer's popularity is continuing to dwindle, even with Firefox's usage share largely sitting steady. So suggest the folks at ConceivablyTech, who compiled NetApplications...

Type: News story Tags: Internet Software

Apple's eagerness to render Adobe Flash obsolete wouldn't count for much if other browser vendors failed to join in. Although it doesn't mention the...

Type: News story Tags: Internet Software

Apple and Adobe have traded bitter jabs over Flash support lately, and there appears to be no sign of a truce. Steve Jobs

Type: News story Tags: Internet Software

Khronos' WebGL working group has now been around for a little over a year, and we're getting to see the fruits of their labor....

Type: News story Tags: Gaming Internet Software

Nvidia rarely misses a chance to show its graphics products giving their Intel rivals a good whupping. Just yesterday on the official nTersect blog, Nvidia...

Type: News story Tags: Graphics Mobile computing Internet

While Apple is attempting to paint Adobe Flash as an obsolete technology, Google is taking a somewhat different approach. According to a post on...

Type: News story Tags: Internet Software

On Monday, Google shut down its censored Chinese website and began redirecting users in the People's Republic to uncensored results from its Hong Kong...

Type: News story Tags: Internet

Well, well. Google seems to have given the Chinese government a bit of an ultimatum. In response to that hacking attempt in January, Google...

Type: News story Tags: Internet

The New York Times has an interesting article detailing Apple's once friendly but now tenuous relationship with Google. The two companies have worked...

Type: News story Tags: Internet Personal tech

Adobe is still improving its Flash 10.1 player via public betas. After the initial release last November and the second beta the following...

Type: News story Tags: Graphics Internet Software

Is 50Mbps broadband already starting to seem a little sluggish? Then why not petition Google to implement a 1Gbps fiber service in your community? We're...

Type: News story Tags: Internet

By now, many of you must have looked at, or at least heard of, the experimental, HTML5 version of YouTube. And if you read...

Type: Blog post Tags: Internet Software

We recently wrote about the release of Google Chrome 4.0, which lets users synchronize their bookmarks across multiple systems. Well, Firefox users can now...

Type: News story Tags: Internet Software

The evidence seems clear at this point: much like the iPhone and iPod touch, the Apple iPad will lack support for Adobe's Flash technology. Don't...

Type: News story Tags: Multimedia Internet Personal tech

Have any web designers around you broken into spontaneous song and dance? The latest post on Google's Enterprise Blog may be responsible. In it, the...

Type: News story Tags: Internet Software Windows

The latest "stable" version of Google's Chrome web browser has arrived, bringing two major new features that make it a more formidable competitor than ever:...

Type: News story Tags: Internet Software

The next release of Mozilla's popular web browser is now available for your consumption—and without all those pesky beta or release-candidate labels. You can grab...

Type: News story Tags: Internet Software

Microsoft's new Bing search engine isn't doing too badly in terms of market share, perhaps thanks to Steven Ballmer's masterful attempts to make...

Type: News story Tags: Internet Personal tech