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Has Firefox Lost Its Edge? By Matt Hartley | Article Published January 16, 2012 Once an emerging darling, the open source browser is now beset by a troubling handful of issues. Tags: browser, Google, Firefox Chrome 15 Beats out IE8 as World's Most Popular Browser By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published December 15, 2011 However, when you analyze the browsers by brand, Internet Explorer is still the most popular. Tags: browser, Chrome 15, IE8 Firefox 8 Locks Down Plug-ins By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published November 08, 2011 New open source browser is out, providing advanced HTML5 features and a rollback on third party plug-ins. Tags: open source, Mozilla Firefox, Firefox, browser Mozilla Improves Memory Usage with Firefox 7 By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published September 27, 2011 Latest rapid release of open source browser aims to do more with less. Tags: open source, MemShrink, Mozilla Firefox, browser Chrome breaks 20 percent global browser market share By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published July 01, 2011 Internet Explorer and Firefox continue to decline. Tags: browser Internet Explorer 10 Platform Preview 2 Ready for Testers By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published July 01, 2011 Microsoft makes another pre-beta release of Internet Explorer 10 ready for download. Tags: IE 10, IE, Microsoft, browser Firefox 5 Speeds to Release By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published June 21, 2011 Fastest Firefox release cycle ever delivers performance and privacy boost to Mozilla's open source web browser. Tags: open source, browser, Mozilla Firefox Microsoft Rolls Out First IE10 Platform Preview By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published April 13, 2011 Just weeks after Microsoft shipped its largest update to its venerable browser in years, the company has already begun the development cycle for the next version. Tags: HTML 5, Microsoft, Windows, browser, IE 9 Firefox 4 Debuts Faster, More Secure Browser By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published March 22, 2011 The latest open source browser release features a new user interface, synchronization, HTML5 and overall performance improvements. Tags: open source, Linux, Mozilla Firefox, Firefox, browser Can Microsoft Win Back Lost Client Share in 2011? By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published December 29, 2010 It could be a long hard year for Microsoft, trying to get users of all sorts to adopt, or at least stay with, the company's client products. Tags: BPOS, browser, smartphone, Microsoft, Windows 7 Opera 11 Released With Tab Stacking By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published December 16, 2010 New version of Opera browser is out, piling on new tab, extension and translation features. Tags: Firefox, Opera, Safari, browser, Google RockMelt Crashes Crowded Browser Market By David Needle | Article Published November 08, 2010 Backed by Netscape founder Marc Andreessen, the RockMelt social browser leverages Google's Chromium technology. Tags: Facebook, browser, WebKit, Chrome browser, Chrome The New Browser Wars: Chrome vs. IE vs. Firefox By Serdar Yegulalp | Article Published August 24, 2010 As cloud computing makes the browser ever more essential, each of the leading browsers has strengths and weaknesses. Tags: Chrome browser, IE, browser, security, Firefox Google Accelerates Chrome Development, Security By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published July 23, 2010 Making a faster browser isn't good enough for Google, which also want to release more often and fund more security research, too. Tags: Google, browser, Google Apps, security, Google Chrome Firefox 4 Beta Debuts With New Windows UI By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published July 07, 2010 A bit later than first expected, Mozilla issues first beta of next-generation open source Web browser, though it's missing interface features for Linux and Mac. Tags: open source, Mozilla Firefox, Linux, browser, Mozilla Can Microsoft Reverse IE's Slide? By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published July 02, 2010 A Microsoft official hails a month when Internet Explorer didn't lose users, even though it was a small margin of growth, as a possible beginning of a turnaround for the aging browser. Tags: browser, IE, Internet Explorer, Microsoft, Net Applications Opera Touts One Million iPhone Browser Downloads By - Reuters | Article Published April 15, 2010 Who needs Safari? The Opera iPhone browser was downloaded more than one million times during the first day it was available to consumers, its developer says. Tags: iPhone, browser, iphone apps, Opera, iPhone accessories Mozilla Updates Firefox for Security, Ends 3.0.x Branch By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published March 31, 2010 Mozilla issues multiple security advisories as it works to lock down the popular open source Web browser. Tags: open source, browser, browser security, Mozilla, Firefox Microsoft to Begin Offering 'Choice Screen' By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published February 22, 2010 In response to the European Commission, Microsoft will begin offering a 'choice screen.' Now industry observers wonder how well will this new initiative work. Tags: Microsoft, EU, European Commission, browser, IE Mozilla Dropping Firefox Support for Mac OS X 10.4 By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published February 08, 2010 Four years after the 10.4 release, Mozilla wants to remove it from its list of supported operating systems. Not everyone agrees. Tags: browser, Firefox, Apple, Mac, Mozilla Google Releases Chrome 4 for Mainstream Users By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published January 25, 2010 After 6 months in development, the new Google browser debuts -- sporting extensions. Tags: Chrome OS, browser, HTML 5, Chrome, Google Mozilla Drumbeat Aims to Expand Web Participation By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published January 08, 2010 With over $1 million set to be invested in the new effort, Mozilla aims to build the open Web with more than just open source code. Tags: browser, open source, drumbeat, Web, Mozilla Using Gmail Offline: Email Without the Web By Eric Geier | Article Published February 23, 2009 Google's new Offline Gmail feature lets you read or compose messages without being online. Handle email in-flight, on the road, or near a flaky Internet connection. Tags: servers, Google, email, Gmail, browser BlackBerry Storm Tips, Part I: Using RIM's First Touch Smartphone By Troy Dreier | Article Published January 15, 2009 Want to get more from your BlackBerry Strom? Check out this collection of usage tips. Tags: Firefox, Internet Explorer, browser, IT Roll Your Own Custom Bookmarklets In Firefox, part 2 By Akkana Peck | Article Published October 27, 2008 Smart Firefox Tricks, part 2: Javascript bookmarklets have been around since the early days of Javascript. Akkana Peck shows us how to harness this power to turbocharge our Web-surfing. Tags: browsers, JavaScript, browser, Firefox, IT Is Chrome Google's Trojan Horse? By Chris Nerney | Article Published September 05, 2008 Is Chrome Google's Trojan Horse? Tags: Chrome, Internet, Google, browser, search Finally, Microsoft Shows It Gets The Internet By Chris Nerney | Article Published August 27, 2008 Finally, Microsoft Shows It Gets The Internet Tags: Firefox, browser, Microsoft, porn, IE8, Mozilla KDE 4.1 Beta 2: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back By Bruce Byfield | Article Published July 05, 2008 Not only did KDE developers try to make too many changes too quickly, but they have yet to absorb the lesson in 4.x's muted reception. Tags: browser, desktop, distro, KDE 4, KDE 4 beta 2 Firefox 3.0 Power Tweaks By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes | Article Published June 26, 2008 Run the new browser faster and more efficiently. Or, download FireTune to make it still easier to boost Firefox’s performance. Tags: IT, browser, Mozilla, control, Firefox New Web Browsers: A Matter of Semantics By Chris Nerney | Article Published June 02, 2008 New Web Browsers: A Matter of Semantics Tags: Berners-Lee, conference, LinkedDataPlanet, semantic Web, browser This Browser Goes To 10.1 By Heidi Cyre | Article Published April 03, 2008 This Browser Goes To 10.1 Tags: browser, Google, web accelerator iPass Offers Worldwide Hotspot Access to SMBs and Consumers By Gerry Blackwell | Article Published April 03, 2008 Until this week, iPass only provided access to its high-speed Wi-Fi service to enterprise customers. Now, there is a pay-as-you-go model that is perfect for small business and consumer users. Tags: software, HP, support, international, VoIP, technical support, browser, video, services, data, marketing, IT, browsers, consumer HP Aims at the Middle With New Servers By Dan Muse | Article Published April 02, 2008 Business is booming for companies with between 100 and 999 employees, according to HP, and today's server and Linux announcements are designed just for those mid-sized businesses. Tags: Mac, HP, servers, Office, security, Oracle, research, technology, Novell, handhelds, desktop, support, management, software, server, Microsoft, services, search, data, Windows, smartphone, Red Hat, browser, Intel, IT, Storage, Linux, SMB Intel's Atom is The Big News at IDF By Andy Patrizio | Article Published April 02, 2008 The chip giant's latest processor is the star of the company's developer event in Shanghai. Tags: Intel, chips, IT, developer, video, server, servers, HP, Cisco, InternetNews.com, desktop, software, consumer, browser Tip: Gmail on the Move By Amy Mayer | Article Published March 28, 2008 You know about Google's free e-mail service. But did you know there are three different ways to access it from your phone? Tags: IT, browser, e-Mail, Google, smartphone |
