“Do Not Track” capabilities have been controversial ever since they first appeared in Firefox 4 back in 2011, but earlier this year the battle became even more intense when Mozilla announced that it planned to begin blocking third-party cookies by default. Check this article from PCWorld.com
Big changes are coming to the fiddly and sometimes annoying Web browsing experience on cellphones. Check out these changes from this article on PCWorld.com
The Facebook Home apps suite has some folks scratching their heads. Here’s a brief overview of what it is and an explanation of whether it changes anything for Android developers. Check this interesting article from TechRepublic.com
Amazon is throwing its hat all the way in the ring of the battle for cloud storage supremacy with the introduction of desktop syncing for its Amazon Cloud Drive service. Check the article from MakeUseOf.com
For more than a decade, Google has become synonymous with search. Despite Microsoft’s well-funded efforts to get users to “Bing It,” people are still “googling” with wild abandon. However, there are some signs that the company’s dominance may not extend into the mobile age. Check out why from this article on TechHive.com
Google launched its Microsoft Office substitute, Quickoffice, for Apple’s iPhone, Android smartphones and Android tablets, fulfilling a promise made in December. Check the whole article from PCWorld.com
April Fools’ Day is, depending on your individual point of view, either a pathetic waste of everyone’s time and energy that you try to avoid as much as possible or 24 hours of fun that marks a welcome break from the doom and gloom which dominates the rest of the year. Check these fools from this article on MakeUseOf.com