We've got a brand new mini-review and competition of Dan Wellman's new book - jQuery UI 1.7: The User Interface Library for jQuery. Our friends from Packt Publishing are giving away 5 books!
Read MoreApple released the first developer beta of Mac OS X 10.6.3 last week. Among the 221 code changes, there appears to be some initial support for parts of the OpenGL 3.0 spec, though Apple will have a long way to go before Snow Leopard is OpenGL 3-ready.
Over the next few weeks, Google Docs will expand to allow users to upload any type of file - music, photos, graphics, zip files, and more - into their accounts. The file size maxes out at 250 MB and there’s a minimum 1 GB of storage space included with the account.
Read MoreMozilla made available the first release candidate of Firefox 3.6. This will be the first major update to Firefox 3.5, which debuted roughly six months ago. The Firefox team reminded users that the 3.6 release offers improvements in performance, web technologies, customization and third party application support.
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This week our developers offer you a sneak preview of the soon to be released Ajax Event Calendar. Don't miss out the features highlights to see why this is extension is so cool and easy to use!
Read MoreLast year, the FCC opened TV "white spaces" for use by unlicensed wireless devices, but this "WiFi on steroids" won't be shooting up until the FCC also approves the databases that will be necessary to avoid interference. Google announced that it plans to run one copy of the database itself, and it assured the FCC that it has the cash to do so for a minimum of five years.
For heavy music listeners and explorers of new tunes, subscription-based music services make a lot sense on a mobile device. Instead of being bound to your phone's limited storage, you have access to millions of songs for a single monthly fee.
Read More Built on the same browser engine as Firefox 3.6 for the desktop, the new mobile Firefox is currently supported on Nokia’s Maemo platform, available for download on the Nokia N900.
Adobe plans to ship a new automatic updater mechanism that will silently patch security holes without any user action. Sometime this month, the company will release the updater to beta users to test the effectiveness of silent patching. In effect, the tool gives end users an automatic download in the background and will install the updates with no user interaction option.