Earlier in the year, Google launched its vulnerability program which is a system to reward researchers who found bugs in any of the web properties belonging to Google. The class of bugs which would qualify for a reward was stated as “any serious bug which directly affects the confidentiality or integrity of user data…” A [...]
Amazon.com had indicated they will be offering a free usage tier for its Amazon Web Services. With this announcement, Amazon takes a giant step from establishing themselves as a retailer-only, to a retailer also doing business as a technology company. Effective November 1, all new AWS users will be offered a myriad of free [...]
“Chromeless”, an experimental project developed by Mozilla allowing developers to create their own browser interfaces using HTML, JavaScript, and other web technologies, has just been released. Mozilla developed the browser with the belief that they should be more customizable, and Chromeless is their pre-alpha experimental answer. The browser utilizes iframes instead of XUL, and [...]
Any of you out there looking to venture into the adult entertainment world should best keep your wallets closed. Sex.com may be on the market, but it carries a hefty asking price of $13 million. Escom, LLC, the current owner of the domain, made headlines awhile back when PETA called for the company to [...]
Google just added a useful feature to Google Docs. Users now have the ability to drag-and-drop images from the desktop into a Google Docs document. The new feature works with all the latest versions of the “top” browsers, including Safari, Google, Firefox, and Google Chrome, and does just what you’d expect. Instead of importing [...]
