Microsoft announced that it will freely publish the application programming interfaces (APIs) and communication protocols for many of its key products, allowing any company looking to use Microsoft’s techniques for their own software. The access extends to both Windows Vista and Server 2008 as well as the .NET framework that underpins some application code. Office [...]

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Panda Security announced on Friday that it has detected two new computer worms, Nuwar.OL and Valentin.E that use the topic of Valentine’s Day to spread. Nuwar.OL reaches computers by e-mail with subjects like “I LoveYou So Much,” “Inside My Heart” or “You … In My Dreams.” The text of the e-mail includes a link to [...]

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Photobucket has recently announced the launch of a mobile version of its free online photo-sharing service - Photobucket Mobile, allowing the users to manage their Photobucket galleries directly from the Web-enabled mobile devices.
Features Of Photobucket Mobile:

Browse existing personal and public Photobucket content directly from mobile devices
Upload photos and videos to Photobucket from mobile devices

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A new internet search engine, Wikia Search has been launched today. This new search engine is developed by Jimmy Wales, the co-founder of Wikipedia. The new Wikia Search is a product of Wikia Inc, a for-profit company independent of the Wikiamedia Foundation, the nonprofit organisation which runs Wikipedia. Wikia Inc plans to make money by [...]

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Mozilla, developers of the popular Firefox web browser, have launched a new related service, Weave. Currently available only as a test version associated with the latest Firefox 3 beta, it should allow users to carry history and bookmarks from one computer to another, as well as share the information with friends and family.

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Microsoft announced that the next version of Internet Explorer will support Acid2 and other industry standards, bringing the browser up to date with modern standards for displaying complex web code. Following in the footsteps of Safari and Firefox, Microsoft’s IE development team calls the progress “a milestone”. While the Acid2 test isn’t an official release [...]

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