Twitter is rolling out the Contributors feature on multi-user Twitter accounts.

Opera 10.51 for Windows addresses a couple of highly critical security issues and fixes numerous bugs and oddities, which were present in Opera 10.50.

Mozilla is preparing to release Firefox 3.6.2 which will fix a highly critical vulnerability present in Firefox 3.6.

Surprise, surprise! Recent data collected from enterprise system administrators suggests that total cost of ownership of Macs is lesser than a Windows system.

Google’s new ANGLE project which will provide 3D graphics acceleration directly in Chrome by implementing the OpenGL API.

Once again Palm incurred significant losses while sales of their smartphones dropped by 29%.

Microsoft has finally opened their lips about SP1 for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. More details inside.

Unconfirmed reports from Chinese news agencies suggest that Google may be getting ready to quit China.

Opera Software has revealed that they are experiencing a significant spike in downloads from Europe as a result of the browser ballot screen.

Google had promised to offer uncensored search in their original missive, however they hadn’t made good on their promise. At least not until now.

Sputnik test is an open source project, which allows users in determining how standards compliant their browser is.

A review of Opera’s current position and a glimpse into Opera’s future plans.

Opera 10.5 introduces the world’s fastest JavaScript rendering engine along with a host of impressive features such as Private Browsing, Windows 7 integration and major UI enhancements.

Digital Inspiration is claiming that Google has been gradually reducing the revenue share paid to Adsense publishers. Find out why we believe this is not the case.

Facebook grew by more than 600% and went on to become the #1 social network in 2009. However, Twitter was the biggest gainer and experienced a growth of 2800%.