Mozilla has been trying to attract more developers to its Firefox OS platform. Since there are barely any real-world phones available running the platform, the company dished out a Firefox OS simulator to facilitate the developers. Now, Mozilla has released version 4 of the simulator, offering a peek at new features.
During the Cold War, the US Air Force operated the world’s fastest air-breathing aircraft named the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird. Colonel Rich Graham has told what made the aircraft so special.
Dell’s global vice-president of personal computing Sam Burd has opened up to the Guardian on his company’s current strategy. He vaguely revealed the sales figures of Windows tablets made by Dell and talked about the strategy of moving to wearable tech.
After an extensive round of rumors and speculations, Motorola finally confirmed recently that it indeed was working on a ‘Moto X’ smartphone. The company hasn’t revealed any specific details about the smartphone yet but a new ad from Motorola touts it as the ‘first smartphone you can design yourself.’
Advertising on a network as huge as Facebook can pose significant problems. At one side, certain pages wouldn’t want certain kind of ads to be displayed next to their content. At the other hand, certain advertisers don’t want their ads being displayed alongside offensive pages. Facebook has announced that it will soon resolve the latter.
Transcend, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of flash memory products, has brought a tiny portable storage powerhouse ESD200. The portable Solid State Drive (SSD) is equipped with a next-generation high-speed USB 3.0 interface.
Google recently made a number of significant changes to its social network, Google Plus. The key changes focused on enhancing the visual appeal of the platform by making it look more image-centric. Now, complementing those changes, Google has offered a Google+ Photos app for Chromebook Pixel users.
3D printing is on the news again. This time for an acquisition we reported about one and a half week ago. Just like we expected, the industrial 3D printing company Stratasys has acquired consumer 3D printer maker MakerBot.