Imagine you’re sitting at your computer, and with one simple action in your browser, you start an online video call with a co-worker in another building, or your brother across town, or your best friend in Florida.
The call doesn’t cost you anything; there’s no account to setup, and no download. Continue reading Make Free Video Calls With Firefox Hello
The Internet of Things, where everyday devices like refrigerators, light bulbs, and thermostats (smart objects) can send and receive data over the Internet, hasn’t caught on with most people.
According to a new case study by Nielsen subsidiary Affinnova, consumers were asked to evaluate four million product variations, rating them on what features and functions they wanted in the smart objects. Continue reading Why the Internet of Things Hasn’t Caught on with Consumers [Infographic]
Reading Firefox’s tenth birthday announcement this week brought back lots of memories for me.
When Firefox 1.0 was released ten years ago, I had been using the release candidate for about a month. Continue reading Happy Tenth Birthday Firefox