There's a tonne of info on the web. You're never going to read it all, but you want to, so your browser has fistfuls of open tabs waiting for that rainy day when you'll want to read a two-month-old article that's no longer relevant to anything. But have you ever wondered what all those tabs are doing to your battery life? Wired's Rhett Allain did, so he measured it for Firefox, Chrome and Safari. Read More >>
If you read a bunch of websites that do not relate to your work whatsoever while you're at work, well, here's the one chrome extension worth downloading: Panic Button. It quickly hides all of your open tabs in Chrome and lets you open them all up later. Like, when your boss isn't around. Read More >>
Featured comment by Cantab:
"This.
I keep Mail on the desktop to the right of my browser one. Three fingered swipe takes me across and it is much less obvious than a click or a k..." More »
Yes, I have no idea what the "Browsing Paradigm" is either, but hey, Nokia has released their server-side compression platform, Xpress, to Lumia users in the form of a beta, which provides a 75 per cent reduction in traffic, SkyDrive integration as well as some nifty browsing tweaks that makes the whole browsing experience a bit quicker. Neat. Read More >>
Featured comment by leexgx:
"if they can get key apps updated it be useful
Opera mini has been doing compression for Years (Xpress browser feature) be nice if Opera would make..." More »
Apparently O2’s sending some customer phone numbers in the HTTP header to every website they browse over its cellular network. It’s not unusual to send identifier information to sites when you visit -- it’s normally your IP address -- but your phone number? That’s a whole different ball game. Read More >>
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