Mozilla Launches ‘Boot to Gecko’, eyes on mobile OS landscape
Mozilla Launches ‘Boot to Gecko’, to enter into mobile OS market. The project still in its fancy promises to change the way we use our web browsers.
Continue reading →[Exclusive] Pokki: A Mac-Store type App-Store for PC (Installation and Walk-through)
So you always admired Apple’s App Store for Mac OS, iPhones and all other iDevices? Wanted one for Windows as well? I am sure after reading this post you’ll love me <3 and would die to say thanks for my awesome work :p! Let me introduce all TechBu.com Readers with POKKI a new App-Store exclusively [...]
Continue reading →My first day with Firefox 4 – A Re-Biased Review
Do you need to download Firefox 4? If you rely on a bunch of add-ons and plug-ins that will lose functionality…then NO. If you want unparalleled organization and customization…then YES. I am in love with Firefox 4. I was surprised. I was ready to hate it. I am usually skeptical about new versions of things [...]
Continue reading →How to Update Twitter Directly From Address Bar for Chrome and Firefox
To make tweeting more easy I want you to know about a add-on to browsers like chrome and Mozilla Firefox which makes your tweeting job easy and directly from your browser address bar.
Continue reading →Chrome extensions for Gmail, Facebook and Youtube
I really like Google Chrome browser. It’s fast, reliable and minimalistic. Today I’m gonna show you which extensions I use to make my life with Gmail, Facebook and YouTube easier. Better Gmail (Unofficial) This extension is pretty much all I need for Gmail. It’s key features are: Show Unread Message Count in tab Favicon Hide Footer [...]
Continue reading →Google Chrome vulnerable to ‘carpet bomb’ bug
Attackers can combine the months-old “carpet bomb” bug with another flaw disclosed last month to trick people running Google’s brand-new Chrome browser into downloading and launching malicious code, a security researcher has warned. The attacks are possible because Google used an older version of WebKit, the open-source rendering engine that also powers Apple’s Safari, as [...]
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