As part of the Chrome Experiment, Canadian Indie Rock Band - Arcade Fire, have released an interactive music video for their song "We Used To Wait". By using some amazing HTML5 stuffs and data from Google Maps, it creates an amazing music video.
With Microsoft planning to fully withdraw official support for Windows XP, it will be not a very good option for enterprises to continue running their infrastructure on Windows XP. However, many enterprise Windows users still plan to upgrade to Windows XP SP3 instead and not Windows 7.
Gnash (or GNU Flash Player) 0.88 has been released yesterday. The new version is now completely compatible with YouTube videos.
Amazon’s Kindle species has been reviled, revered and reviewed endlessly. The new Kindle, however, seems to be making headway. That hasn’t been easy, in the face of a highly skeptical industry.
Yesterday, the KDE client for UbuntuOne entered the Alpha stage. Apart from the usual UbuntuOne stuffs like syncing stuffs, it also has a few features which you do not get even with the UbuntuOne client for Ubuntu.
Mark Shuttleworth has just announced the codename of the next Ubuntu release after Maverick i.e. Ubuntu 11.04. Ubuntu 11.04 will be called Natty Narwhal.