Category: Upcoming

A Children Friendly Version of Google Chrome Is Coming

By | December 9, 2014 | 1 Comment

A Children Friendly Version of Google Chrome Is ComingComing in 2015.

If you thought that web browsers are already way too complicated for today’s youth then good news: Google is with you on this one and is already working on a child version of Google Chrome.

According to Pavni Diwanji, a VP of engineering at Google, who spoke to USA Today, the search giant is focusing on an entire line of products (including YouTube, Chrome and others) that will help kids to “be more than just pure consumers of tech, but creators, too.”
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64 Bit Windows Firefox Is Finally Coming

By | October 5, 2014 | 4 Comments

64 Bit Windows Firefox Is Finally ComingNot anytime soon though.

After ditching its plans to continue the development of 64 bit Firefox builds that would be available to general public, it looks like due to the fear that Microsoft won’t release the 32 bit build of Windows 10, Mozilla has changed its mind again and has now revealed more about its x86-64 plans.

It has since updated the Firefox/win64 page and announced 3 development phases:

Phase 1: Release a separate installer with 64-bit payload. Deliver to users via “what’s new” page. Ensure 64-bit builds are served by default to those who choose to covert to 64-bit. Sans Flash Support. Sans the majority of binary Add-Ons.
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Microsoft Updates Its IE Roadmap Page

By | September 22, 2014 | 1 Comment

Microsoft Updates It's IE Roadmap PageShows more features in development.

With the recent goal to be more transparent when it comes to the Internet Explorer development, the software giant has announced a new set of updates and here’s what they are currently working on:
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Internet Explorer 12 Features & Details Leak

By | September 11, 2014 | 0 Comments

Internet Explorer 12 Features & Details LeakNo screenshots yet.

Now here’s something to spice things up. According to the recent report, Microsoft is working hard on the next version of Internet Explorer (12), which is expected to be released with Windows 9 sometime in 2015.

While it’s unknown whether or not IE12 builds will be revealed later this month (with the Windows 9 Technical Preview), here’s what you can expect:
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Internet Explorer 12 Could Support HTTP/2, Media Capture And More

By | May 28, 2014 | 5 Comments

Internet Explorer 12 Could Support HTTP/2, Media Capture And MoreToday, Microsoft has announced a new website, which aims to provide users with some transparency regarding the development of Internet Explorer.

From now on, you will be able to see what the software giant has planned for the future versions of IE and what is under consideration.

So what’s next for Internet Explorer? According to the web site, Microsoft is currently working on:
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First Geeksphone Revolution Pictures Leaked

By | January 19, 2014 | 1 Comment

First Geeksphone Revolution Pictures LeakedIf you always wanted to try Firefox OS but never had a good enough reason (or finances) to justify the purchase then Geeksphone Revolution might be something you are interested in.

Thanks to a clever design, Revolution runs both Firefox OS and Android, where former acts a safety blanket (assuming you don’t like FOS). In addition to that, it’s not a low end phone and has a 4.7 inch IPS qHD display as well as Intel Atom Z2560 dual core processor.

And this is how it looks:
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Adjusted Firefox Schedule Means Another Metro UI Delay

By | January 7, 2014 | 1 Comment

Adjusted Firefox Schedule Means Another Metro UI DelayHaving already delayed the release of Firefox for Metro (also known as the Modern UI), it looks like Mozilla has no plans to hit the current ETA as well, and those that have been waiting for it will be disappointed again.

As reported earlier, due to holidays, Mozilla has extended the release cycle of Firefox for two weeks, which means that Firefox 28 (which brings Metro UI) will now be coming as late as March 18th.
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Watch Live Stream: Google’s Nexus / Android 4.3 Event

By | July 24, 2013 | 1 Comment

In case you have some time to burn or are simply interested in the technology, then in two hours Google will be streaming their Android / Nexus announcement event, which is rumored to have a new set of Nexus devices as well as Android 4.3.

How is this browsers related? Well, assuming it’s a new version of Android, you can always expect some browser related changes too. Not to mention that the guy running Android team is also behind Chromium. So, grab your popcorn and sit tight, the event is about to begin.

Watch Livestream Of Two Google Chrome Events Later This Month

By | June 3, 2013 | 1 Comment

Watch Livestream Of Two Google Chrome Events Later This MonthBecause one is just not good enough.

Now here is something that you can add to your schedule later this week as well as next week. The search giant has recently announced two “Chrome Mobile” events but refused to share any additional details, at least for the time being.

However, this does not stop press from speculating and pointing the obvious. Yes, we are pretty sure these are Chrome for Android and iOS related events. See live stream video and counters below.
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Firefox 21-24 Release Dates

By | May 9, 2013 | 1 Comment

Firefox Release DatesAnd some upcoming features.

Thanks to the not so recent changes in Mozilla’s release schedule, it’s now much easier to figure out on when exactly the next final build of Firefox is going hit the web. So, in case you’ve been wondering about the timeframe, we got you covered.

Firefox 21

Currently available in Beta, Firefox 21 is targeted for May 14, 2013 release. WebRTC will finally be enabled by default.
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