Posts Tagged ‘tech stories’

Finally the much awaited version of the most popular blogging software has arrived. WordPress 3.0 release has been just announced. WordPress 3.0 is the result of six months of work from a total of 218 different contributors who have contributed for 1,217 bug fixes and feature enhancement. WordPress MU, the multi-user version of WordPress is now ... Full story

I noticed a strange thing today on Twitter's homepage. Its already end of the first month of 2010 and Twitter's homepage is still showing Copyright year 2009!! I don't know if they have done this purposefully or just forgot to update the year. See the below screenshot. ... Full story

After months of speculations and rumors its finally here. Apple has added another weapon in its arsenal, the iPad. In a grand Apple press conference at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco today, Apple's very own Steve Jobs unveiled the iPad. It features multi-touch interaction with multimedia formats including newspapers, magazines, ebooks, textbooks, ... Full story

Google never stop doing new things and so it is so successful too. Innovation is the key in success of Google. Whether it is Google OS or Google Wave, it is always trying new and new things. Now one more feather in Google's cap. Google just launched a programming language GO, an ... Full story

Twitter users are very well aware of Fail Whale image that pops up whenever twitter is down due to some reason. Twitter's fail whale also has fan site - http://failwhale.com/ Google Wave has its own similar feature which is shown when Wave is down for maintenance. It seems that Google Wave's maintenance page can be ... Full story

You will find those Social Media buttons on most of the blogs and websites you visit these days. Even we have one such button panel at the end of each post which lets user share the story with their favorite social website. But guess what, Chicago-based Twitter user @craftsquatch has created series of pillows hand decorated to represent your favorite social networking sites, might be what ... Full story

Huge amount of data is getting posted on Internet everyday. Most of the data has no expiry date, that means once you post information on Internet, it resides there almost forever (until service gets down). The embarrassing missive lives on and on, in the web service's archives, in Google's cache, and eventually in the Internet ... Full story

A Googler has started a new project in his 20% time at Google to integrate 3D videos in YouTube. SERTable has spotted this thread in one of the YouTube help page. Developer Pate is saying that he is the "developer working on the stereoscopic player as a 20% project." He added that "it's currently very ... Full story

I could'nt stop myself laughing when I read this ridiculous news on techcrunch today!!! The news is: Brit Andrew Poole organised a simple barbeque to celebrate his 30th birthday party. He expected a total of 17 guests, so he bought a lot of burgers, rented a marquee and put some batteries into the portable MP3 player. ... Full story

If you are using Mozilla's latest browser, Firefox 3.5 then you may be running in risk. There seems to be a critical JavaScript vulnerability in the newly launched 3.5 version of Firefox. Mozilla's security blog has just published this post describing the vulnerability. The vulnerability can be exploited by an attacker who tricks a victim ... Full story