If you're a Mac aficionado, the chances are you're familiar with a Safari plugin going by the name of ClickToFlash. A must have for anyone who's ever entertained the idea of visiting a web page that is festooned with Flash content, ClickToFlash would set about blocking the Adobe abomination as soon as the web page in question began to be rendered.
Whether you're using Mac, Windows or Linux, Firefox can probably be found somewhere in your system. Just days after Mozilla released Firefox 7, the group is making the beta version of its upcoming product, Firefox 8, available to the general public today.
Not willing to be upstaged by Amazon and its Kindle Fire announcement, Samsung has also gotten in on the launching spree by showing off its own 7-inch tablet - the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus. On a side note, Samsung really needs to get someone working on their naming convention.
In what can only be described as another nail in the iPod Classic's coffin, Apple has now removed all click-wheel games from the iTunes store.
Turns out people are pretty excited about the whole iPhone 5 thing, and the folks over at AT&T are no different. The carrier, Apple's first ever iPhone partner, may now have been relegated to also-rans, but that doesn't appear to have dampened their enthusiasm for the cash cow that is the iPhone.
Apple today has released iTunes 10.5 Beta 9 ahead of Gold Master release which is expected to be available next Tuesday alongside iOS 5 GM.
We may only have five days to wait until we get to see the real thing, but here's the next best thing - a mock-up of the iPhone 5, made using data and rumors from across the internet.
Infographics. Everybody loves 'em. They're like great big pictures that tell a thousand, and often more words, all in a colorful and image-laden way.
It is official folks: Samsung is holding an event on October 11th titled UNPACKED 2011: Google Episode where they are slated to announce new hardware and software.
Well well well, what do we have here? According to our friends over at 9to5Mac, Apple's next generation has put in an early appearance, by showing up in Apple's own inventory systems.
