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What Start-Ups Should Learn From Linux?

Linux is computer operating system which has been assembled under the model of free and open source software development and distribution. What makes Linux special in the world of OS is the Linux kernel. Linux can be sported by various devices, including mobile phones, tablets, desktops and even television sets. The interesting aspect of Linux is that is works somehow similar to Wikipedia. Everybody in the world can contribute to it, transforming it into a truly successful project. Might those willing to try and build a new OS from scratch learn something from Linux?

Firefox Web Browser Will Get A Push Notification System

According to recent information released by Jeff Balogh, a Mozilla developer, the company behind Firefox works on a new push notification system for its latest browser. After the service will be made public, the users will be able to read notifications form their favorite websites without needing to have the websites opened in a tab.

WebOS Expected To Get Ahead Of Rivals Android And iOS

HP officials have big plans for the company mobile platform, meant to boost WebOS’ popularity in the top of the pecking order. However, in order to get ahead, the company has taken a step back. Already the teams have been refreshed, with many engineers from the old guard being laid off.

Facebook, Happy Birthday for Your 8th Year!

Who’s a birthday boy this week? We have a couple of hints for you. Biggest social network to date, has approximately 845 million active users and was first launched in order to help out Harvard undergrads. Figured it out yet? Yes, it’s Facebook. Zuckerberg’s baby will be turning 8, after experiencing a thrilling year. According to sites like Mashable Facebook has successfully kept the number one sport as the world’s most visited site in the world, starting this August.

Report Says iOS Apps Crash More Than Android Apps

According to a study that has been carried out by Forbes, it has been revealed that iOS apps crash much more often than Android apps. And the worst firmware, notorious for most app crashes, is iOS 5.0.1. A reason, according to the report, for so many app crashes happening may be that Apple and Google are rolling out newer OS version every other month. And so, developers have to test apps on more and more operating systems.

[Tutorial] How To Use On-Screen Virtual Buttons At Ice Cream Sandwich ROM On Android

Mostly, people tend to use real buttons that they can touch on their smartphone and tablets. But there are also those who prefer on-screen virtual buttons since they let you navigate through the device without going away from the screen. The Android smartphone, Galaxy Nexus comes with Android OS, Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) and ICS provides virtual buttons on screen. The best part is that you can use these virtual buttons on any Ice Cream Sandwich ROM. Given below is a step by step guide about how to do this.

Copycat Apps Removed From App Store By Apple

After reviewing allegations from developers that a number of apps in Apple’s App Store are copycats of popular games, Apple has removed some apps from her App Store. These apps, it’s been said, copied the characters from popular games which have huge fan-followings and that it’s a fraudulent way of minting followers. In view of all the complains, Apple has taken off a number of copycat apps from her App Store. Most of these apps had been placed on the App Store by app developer Anton Sinelnikov.

HTC Rezound 4G Android Phone By Verizon Wireless

Engineered with exclusive Beats Audio technology and powered by the Android 2.3 operating system, the HTC Rezound for Verizon Wireless delivers a powerful entertainment experience with unparalleled audio and multimedia capabilities. You’ll experience true high-definition visuals thanks to the 4.3–inch screen HD 720p resolution–enabling you to watch movies and videos without cropping or distortion.