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Chinmoy Kanjilal is a FOSS enthusiast and evangelist. He is passionate about Android. Security exploits turn him on and he loves to tinker with computer networks. He rants occasionally at Techarraz.com. You can connect with him on Twitter @ckandroid.Chinmoy Kanjilal has written 950 articles for us.
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Google Shows Off “Native Client Technology” with Games on Google Chrome
Tech News While Mozilla had declared that they will not implement Native Client in the Firefox browser, Opera software had criticized Google for not following the web-standard (WebGL) and allowing game developers a free ride on their browser. Read More »
Silverlight 5 Brings Hardware Decoding of H.264 Videos and Improved 3D Support
Tech News Silverlight 5 will allows hardware H.264 decoding adapting it better for video content. It also sports an improved graphics stack with 3D support using the XNA API. Read More »
Google Funded Browser Research Claims Chrome is Most Secure, Firefox is Least!
Tech News Firefox has been the browser of choice for a majority of people. When Google Chrome started out, Firefox had a decisive user share. However, now, that Google Chrome is rising and competing with Firefox head on, Firefox is no more than a threat to Google Chrome. Read More »
US Patent and Trademark Office Rejects Oracle’s Patent Related to Android’s Java Infringement
Open Source Software While this battle was ongoing, Java founder James Gosling joined and left Google. The Lindholdm email revealed some important facts and Groklaw has presented an analysis of the entire matter. In addition to those events, Google appealed to the Patent and Trademark office (PTO) to re-check Oracle Java patents. The re-examination was favorable for Google, as the PTO has rejected some of Oracle’s Java patents. Read More »
Disappointed with SOPA, Kaspersky Lab Decides to Withdraw from BSA
Tech News The primary source of income for the BSA is the revenue of its member companies. Although BSA counts software giants like Microsoft, Apple and Adobe as its members, the withdrawal of Kaspersky will come as a big blow to BSA. Read More »
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