Adobe Photoshop CS3 beta
A beta version of the next version of Adobe`s image editing software Photoshop has been released.
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Support for Web Services API in Google removed
Goolge doesn't use the API search anymore. The service was launched in spring 2002, giving developers a limited chance to develop applications using data drawn from Google's main search index.
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Opera 9.1: Third-party Fraud Protection
Opera 9.1 now supports third-party fraud protection components. The Norwegian browser is claimed to offer "near immediate" identification of sites designed to cheat unconscious users into handing over confidential account credentials.
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Google 'looking to buy' Microsoft Office clone
According to sources from vnunet.com, Google is hoping to launch an office software suite that resembles Microsoft Office.
However, the Korea-based creator of the ThinkFree suite is reluctant to sell it to Google.
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Windows and Mac OS side by side
Adam Pash, shows how you can run all your Mac and Windows apps on the same desktop of your Intel-based Mac.
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Screenshots: Apollo Extensions for Flex Builder
D. Nickull has had the chance to play around with some great pre-release technology from Adobe and posted some interesting screenshots of a sample application on his site.
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Google Web Toolkit 1.3 open source released
Google released Google Web Toolkit 1.3 (GWT) which is 100% open source. The toolkit aimes to radically improve the web experience for users by enabling developers to use existing Java tools to build no-compromise AJAX for any modern browser.
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Take a trial run with Firefox 3
Gran Paradiso Alpha 1, that is the name of the alpha version of Firefox 3. Firefox 3 will use version 1.9 of the Gecko rendering engine which provides better vector-based rendering on all platforms. The user interface is unchanged from Firefox 2 at this stage.
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Real cost of the $100 OLPC almost $1000!
OLPC news has made an interesting calculation that estimates the real cost of the so called $100 laptop. The site argues that we're still missing key components for success of the OLPC experiment.
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