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Enabling GMail Picasa Web access in Mac OS X with parental control
Mac OS X parental control sucks in some aspects. I bought a new Macbook for my daughter. I enabled parental control for her account. This created couple of issue. She couldn’t access her GMail or Picasa web albums since the … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, GMail, Google Talk, iChat. OS X, Mac, Parental Control, Picasa
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Google Chrome stable version released for Linux
Google has released their first stable release of Google Chrome for Linux and Mac. The stable release brings the following features: Sync bookmarks across multiple computers Sync browser preferences including themes, homepage, startup settings, web content settings, preferred language & … Continue reading
Google Chrome (beta) for Linux available now
Google has released a beta version of Google Chrome for Linux. The beta version comes after a long delay in introducing it in Linux while Windows has seen couple of versions released already. Google acknowledges that most engineers use Linux … Continue reading
Google Chrome alpha available for Linux
Google has released the alpha version of Google Chrome for Linux and Mac. For more information, click here. Technorati Tags: Google Chrome, Linux, Mac
Thunderbird 3.0 beta 1 released
Mozilla Messaging team has released the first beta of Thunderbird 3.0. Thunderbird 3 Beta 1 includes new database technology that will make it possible to build fast new ways of navigating mail. Here are some of the new features or … Continue reading
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Tagged Add-ons, IMAP, Mac, Tabbed email, Thunderbird 3.0 beta 1, Vista, Windows
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Google Chrome – A web browser from Google released
Google has released the beta version of Google Chorme – a new open source browser. Google Chrome is based on the open source web engine called Webkit, which also powers Safari browser. Some other features of Google Chrome are: Tabs … Continue reading
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Tagged Firefox, Google, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Linux, Mac, Omnibox, Safari, WebKit, Windows
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KDE 4.1 Alpha1 released
KDE team has released an alpha version of their next KDE release, KDE 4.1. KDE 4.1 brings the following news features: Akonadi is among the new big things in KDE 4.1. Akonadi is the desktop-independent storage engine for Personal Information … Continue reading
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Tagged Akonadi, KDE 4.1, Mac, OpenSolaris, OS X, Qt 4.4, Windows
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ESPN 360 sucks
I wanted to watch the video of my school’s football match on ESPN 360. I logged into my desktop (I use Ubuntu), opened Firefox and went to ESPN 360 website. I was shocked to see that ESPN 360 supports only … Continue reading
Prism prototype now available for Linux
Close on the heels of launching Prism for Windows, Mozilla lab has released it for Mac and Linux. According to Mozilla lab, Prism is an application that lets users split web applications out of their browser and run them directly … Continue reading
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Tagged GMail, Google Calendar, Linux, Mac, Mozilla Lab, Prism, Windows
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Netscape Navigator 9 released
AOL officially released Netscape Navigator 9 yesterday. It’s based on Firefox 2.0.0.7. It’s available for Mac and Linux too. I’m not sure if the Windows version still carry the bloated Internet Explorer also, but the Linux version was a 9 … Continue reading
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Tagged Firefox, GNOME, Linux, Mac, Netscape Navigator 9, OPML, Ubuntu
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