Just two weeks after Google Chrome’s birthday , the search engine giant has unleashed Google Chrome version 3.
It’s faster, supports HTML5, and still does not run on the Mac OS.
While the new stable release doesn’t introduce anything groundbreaking (unless you just love custom themes), it does provide some important tweaks.
The biggest one focuses on Google’s #1 obsession: speed. This is Chrome’s bread and butter. The search company claims that the new browser...
Easily test PHP 5.4 beta on OS X with php-osx -...
As you may have read on this blog, we (together with local.ch) provide a ready-to-run compiled PHP package for OS X (Snow Leopard and Lion) for easy installation over at php-osx.liip.ch. And...
Internet Explorer 10 preview 2 released:...
Moments ago, Microsoft released Platform Preview 2 of Internet Explorer 10. The most notable additions are the inclusion of a number of HTML5-related features: drag-and-drop, web workers, and...
Ride the Firefox development wave with Aurora...
Mozilla has launched Aurora, a new series of Firefox pre-release builds that offer a middle ground between the experimental nightly builds and the battle-tested beta releases.
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