Category: Editorials

I just gave a Firefox Android nightly a chance to win me over again. It had no idea what websites I frequented, no bookmarks, no plugins synced, no

When I switched to T-Mobile way back in 2010 I was in awe of being able to get actual 3G speeds throughout Manhattan (in spots and times of

SNL did a funny bit on Google Glass last night. I ran into it on the Verge, posted using NBC’s own video content distribution setup. I tried to

Browsers are an important part of the internet experience. But of all the internet browsers, the top two are Chrome and Firefox. Both have their advantages and disadvantages.

You rely on your smartphone for many things. One area that is lacking is integration with your TV watching. At best, the smartphone was used as a simple

Stephen Mesik: Outlook blog: Skype comes to Outlook.com Robert H: I will never use Skype again. Malware is running like wildfire on Skype. PCMag: New Malware Propagates on

Meanwhile, in Indiana…

It’s unclear to me why any American would think it’s a good idea now to swing by the country whose government has articulated, repeatedly, their imminent intention to

Nginx, the second most popular web server, venerated for its speed and exceptional performance particularly with static content, reverse proxies and VPS setups among other purposes (a server

Citing increasing demand from large websites (perhaps Facebook?) Mozilla’s Firefox developers decided to reconsider adopting the superior but not so ubiquitously-supported image format WebP. Hallelujah, I thought, not