Tag Archive for 'mozilla'


Wednesday, Apr 16th 2008 by James Allan Brady

It’s a basic mobile Internet device. It has a rubberized bottoms, touchscreen, and slide out full keyboard, a very simple user interface, and a stylus. On the back is the battery and a 3MP camera for taking photos.

Monday, Dec 24th 2007 by James Allan Brady

Mozilla is stepping into the services world with their new web-based service Weave. Essentially it works with Firefox to save a copy of your bookmarks, passwords, preferences, stuff like that, all to the Mozilla servers for easy access, and easy sharing should you decide to do so.


Tuesday, Nov 20th 2007 by James Allan Brady

You can finally get an N810 shipped to your house direct from Nokia. In case you’ve forgotten, this thing puts UMPC’s, several laptops, any PMP I’ve seen, and navigations units all to shame at once.

It comes with GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, a touchscreen, an onscreen keyboard, a slide out keyboard, 2GB of storage, a SD card [...]

Wednesday, Oct 17th 2007 by James Allan Brady

This will be the third version of this product, indicating a good level of success for a once-perceived niche market. This time they are pimping it out with a full keyboard.

The model number is the N810, so really it will just be an upgraded version of the N800. The internet tablet will have the Mozilla [...]

Thursday, Oct 4th 2007 by Chris Davies

Take some known innovators in the tech world, put them in a room with some felt-tip pens, paper and the command to mash up a few topical niches, and you might end up with the seven-strong group that today announced their intention to bring a Linux-based UMPC to the market in early 2009.
 

Thursday, Jul 19th 2007 by Chris Davies

If you want to see a contentious gadget, take a quick look at Nokia’s N800 internet tablet.  Some love it - for its easy net surfing, handy size and crisp screen - while others would like to see it burn in a fiery grave.  There’s no denying that the pre-loaded Opera browser has a mixed [...]

Wednesday, Oct 25th 2006 by Chris Davies

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Oi Microsoft!  I like cake too!  But did you send me any when I started blogging for SlashGear?  No you sodding well didn’t.  This is blatant Firefox-favouritism.
 
The sweet-toothed IE team over at Redmond were so pleased to see Mozilla launch Firefox 2.0 that they sent them a cake.  Cue the predictable jokes (was it poisoned? [...]

Tuesday, Oct 24th 2006 by Ewdison Then

Firefox 2.0 was scheduled to be release today. I woke up in the morning, fired up my computer and did not see it yet on Mozilla’s site. FireFox 2.0 will support Javascript 1.7 to give a better support to Ajax. The new Fox also gets a nice makeover on its interface end, however under the [...]





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