Last month, Google released an open-source project called WebRTC which aims to enables Real-Time Communications capabilities in the web browsers through simple JavaScript APIs. Now, they have taken the first step towards having WebRTC built into Chrome.
The new 'Like+1' button, as the name suggests, hybrids both the Facebook like and Google's +1 allowing users to consolidate both the social clicks in one. The click on 'Like+1' will let you display your likes on the Facebook profile and adding to Google profile at the same as well.
If you use Mozilla Firefox for browsing purpose then you might have many opened tabs at once. If you want to save all the pages at once, a simple add-on can do that for you.
A report released by Mobile app analytics firm Flurry, says that mobile device users are now spending more time using the apps than surfing Internet on their PCs. The report reflects how popular mobile apps are getting among the users.
Last month we reported that Microsoft is testing a HTML5 version of SkyDrive that they are planning to release soon. Guess what, they have rolled...
Officially, Firefox 5 is scheduled for release tomorrow. However, users of the beta channel have already got their hands on it. We took tested Firefox 5 and benchmarked it against two other browsers - Google Chrome and Opera.