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Chrome Beta Gets More Hardware Acceleration And JavaScript

Google has been pushing Chrome with better and newer features. In the last beta release, that of Google Chrome 18, we have seen that Chrome’s hardware acceleration now expands even to older computers. Google has introduced a number of changes which will help render and display 3D content, even on older computer. Moreover, Chrome 19 dev has JavaScript enabled, so that’s another piece of great news for Chrome users.

Philips GoGEAR Connect 3: WiFi, MP3, Video Player With Android

Recently Philips has released a new MP3, Video player which runs on Android. The name of this device is “Philips GoGear Connect 3”. It is the perfect on the entertainment device. You can download endless Android apps and games and you will pleased for its rich sound quality because it has a powerful integrated speaker.

Eolas Technology Trying To Find Out Who Owns The Web

Eolas Technology has secured a place in tech history as being the company who has filled legal actions against Microsoft and got away with it. The company managed to win a total of $520.6 million, after accusing the software giant of infringing some patents connected with plugins and applets in Web browsers who were developed by the Eolas team.

Apple’s [AAPL] Financial Success Pushed Share Value To Reach A New Record

The last earning report announced by Apple officials impressed the analysts who were taken by surprise but also had the expected affect on the AAPL value that reached at a new record high. According to the latest stock market report, Apple shares are now valued at $493.97 per share, which means that AAPL passed a record $460 billion market cap. As a consequence, analysts from Bloomberg Television referred at Apple as an “absolute phenomenon” that surpasses expectations once again.

The Beta Version of Chrome 17 Comes With Speed And Security Enhancements

According to the fresh information published on the official Google Chrome blog, the teams working on the Google browser development announced “the release of Chrome 17 to the Stable Channel for Windows, Mac, Linux and Chrome Frame.” Among the new features delivered to the users the release announcement mentions new extensions APIs, updated Omnibox, prerendering, download scanning protection and many other small changes.

Drones Will be Flying Over your City by 2015

The U.S. Senate has been busy this week, as it has just approved a reauthorization bill for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Apart from providing sufficient funding for the FAA to conduct its activities efficiently, the bill also requires the FAA to open U.S. airspace to drone flights until September 2015. It is also suggested that the Administration should come up with a plan in order to integrate drone flights within the current commercial and general schedules within the next 18 months.

500,000 Americans Work In The App Industry

According to a recent report based on a TechNet research, almost 500,000 have a job in the US “app economy.” More precisely, 466,000 people earn their daily revenue from an industry that five years ago didn’t exist. TechNet, described as “the policy and political network of CEOs and Senior Executives that promotes the growth of technology and the innovation economy,” commissioned the revealing study on the app industry and its benefits for the national economy.

Around 50% Underage Children Use Facebook In US And UK

Though Facebook came far later after Twitter, it went on top (current world ranking #2) and surpassed all other websites just like this. May be, Facebook is the second one (Google might be the First one) that grabbed the popularity in a very short time. All over the world, even children are using it specially in US and UK. More than 48% children between 8-13 are fond of using Facebook. Now understood, how Facebook went on top so fast within a very short time!