Following the appearance of thousands of Google Maps mashups, Google have introduced a new technology to encourage further user interaction. The “mapplets” (mini-webpages inside an
Yesterday Apple announced the release of the Safari 3 beta for both Mac and PC. Rumoured to be faster than Linford Christie after a nandrolone
As reported on Ars Technica, Google seems to have sneakily added some rudimentary face recognition filtering to its image searches. Search for ‘ferrari’ and you’ll
Amazon have announced their intention to launch an MP3 music download store. The site will offer millions of songs, all of which will be available
eBay To Go allows eBay users to showcase their favourite auctions directly on a website or blog. It’s a brilliant idea by eBay. True, it’s
Adobe has today announced its plans to release the Flex source code under the terms of the Mozilla Public License, giving developers the opportunity to
A List Apart have opened their first annual survey of the web design industry. You can join in by clicking here.
Mozilla yesterday announced the release of Thunderbird 2, the latest version of its open source email client. The primary focus seems to have been on
I’ve been led to believe that there is a strong temptation amongst certain individuals to borrow a neighbour’s wireless internet connection without first seeking permission
Search behemoth Google has acquired DoubleClick for $3.1 billion, following a bidding war with Microsoft, AOL and (allegedly) Yahoo!. The sale gives Google access to