In this continuation from this article about fun things to do with Google Chrome, I continue to add more interactive and graphic intense applications that you can tinker with to experience more of what HTML5 canvass has to offer. These features are not only restricted to Google Chrome but can be experienced using other browsers like Opera, Firefox, Safari and all major browsers that support HTML5 and have fast JavaScript Engines.
Archive for the ‘Review’ Category
I cant say I have yet released any production quality projects using the Nokia Qt SDK just yet; however I have been getting my hands dirty with the Nokia Qt SDK for the past couple of week or more. From what I can see the Nokia Qt SDK is quite a piece of work. Here is what it has to offer.
With the advent of the Internet, it is so easy for computer programmers to forget about the value reading computer books that a lot of them dumped in favor of online references. I took the liberty to recompile these gems. Some new and some old. Hopefully programmers will embrace the idea of revitalizing the reading [...]
SQLyog Enterprise Edition can make your life much easier especially if you do loads of work on MySQL database. Here I reveal some of my favorite features about this MySQL GUI.
It seems like only last week when I was back in school. Sitting in a class having to endure the bubbling of an elite array of teachers that could bore the life out of a 7000 year old grave yard. It was terrible I must say. So much so that its a miracle that I even learned something out of some of those classes.
Sometimes I don’t like to talk about others products as we all know how each one of us can get carried away and say things we really shouldn’t have. Of course when one reads in a blog and takes note that the writer of the blog has slipped in a couple of words that does [...]
With about 64 add-ons submitted to the Extend Firefox 3.5 competition and judging underway and done with, Mozilla couldn’t be any happier. It is also well noted that 40 of these add-ons where brand new. The winners were announced as follows: Under the best new add-ons we had Chris Finke with FireFound basically an add-on [...]
Earlier this year Microsoft once again made a relatively quiet announcement about the upcoming Internet Explorer 9. It was so quiet that nobody quite seemed to get the actual name of the browser so we stuck to Internet Explorer 9 and hopefully it will remain that way. Microsoft was out throwing open checks, well not [...]
Microsoft Security Essentials is the not so new but new Anti-Virus/Anti-Spyware software for Windows Operating Systems from Microsoft. I have now been using it for a couple of weeks and I must say so far I am pleased with it. Right from the onset Microsoft has been able to make it a breeze even for [...]
OK, I know enough has been said about Apple’s New Version of the Popular Safari Web Browser for windows. A lot of the stuff is Nasty and yeah a lot of it too is the good stuff every C.E.O wants to hear about their product. After all who wouldn’t want a bit of free [positive] [...]
