So, Google’s Chrome is going to sole supporter of Adobe Flash?
When Apple announced that it wasn’t going to support Adobe flash with its mobile devices, the world was stunned. How could something so popular not support Adobe flash? Then, it...
View ArticlePrintEco has a great idea, but it should be global…
I was surfing through my RSS feeds the other day and found this article about PrintEco. It’s a service/application that reduced your environmental footprint and makes you more aware of...
View ArticleGoogle’s Chrome Continues To Blaze A Trail
I remember when I wrote an article about the very progressive climb of Chrome; how version 28 was coming in just 2 years. I continue to be impressed with the...
View ArticleAdobe Flash crashes Dragon NaturallySpeaking
I recently ran into a situation with Internet Explorer and Firefox, on how it uses Adobe Flash. Apparently, Adobe Flash has created a conflict between it and Dragon NaturallySpeaking 11....
View ArticleInternet Explorer continues glorious usage decline
The days of Internet Explorer are slowly coming to an end, and any influence Internet Explorer might have had over the market place, or over the Internet, are damn near...
View ArticleInternet Explorer Security failures – Again.
Internet Explorer Security problems has once again risen the browser to the top of the world’s most UNWANTED list. Internet Explorer was released in 1995; it’s been almost 20 years since Microsoft’s...
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AutoHotKey: Tracking Emails Simple
When you’re working on various projects, tracking emails in Microsoft Outlook or Thunderbird, various subjects can be daunting. I think everyone’s aware that email has some obvious limitations on...
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YouTube Defaults To HTML5 For Their Videos
Since the time of Steve Jobs and the introduction of the iPhone, Apple made it pretty clear that the continued use of Adobe Flash was the wrong direction. Steve Jobs vehemently refused to have Adobe...
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Microsoft 2015: They’re making a lot of good decisions!
Microsoft has been going through some personality changes here lately. And to be truthfully honest, it’s very welcome. Over the past couple weeks we’ve seen some very positive news coming out of the...
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Wire Pushes Open Standards And End-to-End Encryption For Video Chat
I like trying to keep track of applications that gives users the ability to do video chat, and Skype and Google Hangouts are probably the most common right now among most users, but last year the Scott...
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