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Final Specs for Browser-Neutral Web Performance Could Be Weeks Away
Anyone who has had the task (or, perhaps more insanely, given himself the task) of measuring the relative performance of various Web browsers knows how impossible it is to convince
In Hindsight: When VC Associates Misread the Landscape
When a startup entrepreneur tells the story of his/her mistakes and how they've corrected them, it's endearing. When an investment associate for one of the more prestigious VC firms does
Manage Your Servers From Your iPhone With Moesion
Remember the days when all your IT staff needed for remote server management was a pager and a terminal emulator? Now Tellago Studios is bring things into the modern era
Dolphin Releases New Version for Android, Introduces Dolphin Connect
Third-party mobile browser Dolphin is releasing a new version of its Android product today that brings a host of improvements and features that will keep it competitive in the crowded
Amazon's New Cloud-Fueled Web Browser Will Predict Your Browsing Habits
Alongside its Kindle Fire tablet device and new line of Kindle e-readers, Amazon introduced another new product today: Amazon Silk, a mobile Web browser that rethinks the way browsers have
Mobilizy Proposes Open, Cross-Platform Markup Language for Augmented Reality
This year has seen an explosion in the development of mobile augmented reality applications, from games and parlor tricks to incredibly useful applications that provide more information about the world
One Extension to Rule Them All: Kynetx Opens Cross-Browser App Store
Here an app store, there an app store, everywhere an app store. 2011 is quickly becoming a year of app stores, with each browser offering its own marketplace of Web
Apple Announces WebKit2: Wants to Make WebKit Browsers More Crash-Proof
While everybody was talking about the iPhone OS 4 event yesterday, Apple also quietly announced WebKit2, a major contribution to the open source WebKit project that forms the basis of
John Doerr at Web 2.0 Conference
Here are some notes taken from John Doerr's talk at the Web 2.0 Conference, held October 2004 in San Francisco. Thanks to IT Conversations for recording it! John Doerr is
Hacker Poll: On What Operating System Do You Do Most of Your Development?
Earlier today we asked whether the HTML5 related performance enhancements in Internet Explorer 9 and 10 would be enough to woo developers from other browsers and operating systems to
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