Google’s attempts to settle its legal dispute with authors and publishers — and in the process, claim the rights to millions of out-of-print titles — have been dismissed by a federal judge. Judge Denny Chin said the proposed settlement would go too far in granting rights to Google and even said that if approved, it […]
Google has introduced a feature from Apple’s portable device range to the latest edition of the Chrome browser. Unfortunately, that feature is Flash not working… or at least, not working too well. Ever since the update to the 10th edition of the browser I — and it appears a lot of other people — have […]
Stop everything you’re doing and go upgrade right now! :) Here’s a short video explaning everything there is to know about the new browser. [Download Firefox 4]
If you haven’t discovered Twaggies.com, it’s high time you ventured over. They take tweets and turn them into comics. Here are some of our latest favorites:
The US government is considering legislation to protect a basic level of online privacy in a move that’s been dubbed a “privacy bill of rights.” Speaking to the Senate committee that oversees Internet issues, Commerce department official Lawrence Strickling said the White House would support legislation if Congress introduced it. The idea would be to […]
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Now this is the most. awesome. thing. EVER! However, the next few minutes after the end of the video must have been very awkward! :) [Via Reddit]
To be put in the “cool but useless” category: A real LEGO Facebook “Like” icon that lights up whenever someone like a page of your choosing. I certainly wouldn’t want to set this up to be synced with our facebook fan page, because at 170,000 fans and growing, it would keep me up all night! […]
[Source: XKCD | Via MUO]