Jul 30
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Jul 29
Apple Jul 29
The latest release of the Firefox 4 beta has arrived and among thehandful of new features introduced this round is the addition of “App Tabs.” These favicon-sized tabs let you pin your most frequently used programs to the top-left side of your tab bar. In an introductory video, Mozilla suggests tabs for email, calendar, IM and streaming music – you know, Web applications.
Jul 27
Google added a new OneBox result for definitions. The OneBox uses data from Google Dictionary, shows pronunciation information, short definitions and links to other reference sites like Dictionary.com and Answers.com. Google shows the definition of an English word only if it’s likely to be useful, so you’ll usually see the OneBox when you search for obscure words or technical terms.
Jul 27
Google Chrome’s team added a new releases channel for early adopters and developers:Canary builds. Unlike the beta channel and the dev channel, Canary builds can be installed without overwriting a regular Chrome build. That means you can install both a Canary build and a regular build that could be on the stable, beta or dev channel.
May 29
Coming Soon: SBI Mobile Wallet for Cashless Payment
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State Bank of India’s (SBI) will soon introduce a mobile banking service, “mobile wallet“. It will be a stored-value account based on a customer handset. SBI’s mobile wallet is expected to become operational either by the end of September this year.
May 24
May 16
Google "Mistakenly" Collected Sensititve Data From WiFi Networks
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When German authorities wanted to check the Wifi data Google collected with their Street View cars, Google say they reexamined that data and the collecting software… and found out that they were actually not just collecting Wifi network names and addresses, but also “information sent over the network”. Google says this happened by mistake; a piece of code written four years ago allegedly made it into the live software three years ago, without intent by the project leaders. Google now wants to delete this data as soon as possible, they say, and they furthermore say they “decided that it’s best to stop our Street View cars collecting WiFi network data entirely”.
