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Tag Archives: Webapps
Mozilla’s Open Web Application
Mozilla has demonstrated prototype of Open Web Applications and Web App Store similar to Google’s upcoming app store but available for all browsers supporting HTML5. Continue reading
Chrome Team Explains Difference Between Extensions And Apps
As a lot of users and developers still have confusion over Extensions and Apps, Chrome team has published a detailed article exploring the differences between them. Continue reading
Chrome Web Store – Web Apps Store Appears In Google Chrome
Chrome Dev Channel Update, version 6.0.472.0, has added a new feature to Chrome: An icon and link to the Chrome Web Store. Continue reading
Chrome OS App Launcher In Chromium
If you have seen the screenshots of Google Chrome OS, you may have noticed the app launcher. The latest release of Chromium has a similar “app launcher” which can be used for launching sites quickly. Continue reading
Jolicloud To Adopt Chrome, Ditching Mozilla Prism
Jolicloud, the Linux based operating system optimized for netbooks, has announced to adopt Google Chrome technology to power the rendering of web apps. Continue reading
Twitter To Replace MySQL By Cassandra
Twitter is going to replace MySQL database system with Cassandra, the Open Source distributed database management system started by Facebook. The top reasons to go with Cassandra include highly scalable writes and a healthy open source community behind the project. Continue reading
Add-ons For Offline Browsing With Firefox
Some great add-ons for Firefox — which enhance offline browsing with Firefox. Browse websites, Access Gmail, Google Docs and other web based applications in offline mode. Continue reading
Wordnik – More Than A Dictionary
Wordnik is an advanced reference and dictionary tool.
Topsy – Search Engine For Conversations
At the very first sight, Topsy would seem to you as another twitter search tool but it is a much more advanced search engine for conversations.