Archive: Posts Tagged ‘Opera’

Bing is coming to Opera

Browsers June 20th, 2010

Bing has made an agreement with Opera: Bing is going to be one of the predefined search engines. This has already been integrated in the recently released Beta version.

Source: wdr.de This Week’s Thoughts: Choose your favorite browser

This Week’s Thoughts March 12th, 2010

Opera, Firefox, Internet Explorer—everybody may and must decide which program to use for surfing. Professionals are glad, for newbies this can be messy. What now, which program to pick? Let’s talk about the backgrounds—and get some tips.

Microsoft-EU Browser Ballott: What do you think?

Browsers, Microsoft February 24th, 2010

According to an agreement with the European Commission, Microsoft will give all Windows users in Europe the possibility to choose their favorite browser. From 17 March onwards, an update is delivered showing a ballott screen listing a number of browsers. On an exclusively created website, Microsoft presents all browsers installable for European Windows users. Even exotic browsers have managed to get on the list.

EU Settles Web Browser Arguement With Microsoft

Browsers, Microsoft December 16th, 2009

According to a Press release, the EU Commission approved Microsoft’s proposal to facilitate downloading alternative browsers in a Ballot Screen. Today, the Brussels Commission affirmed the Software Giant’s pledges to be mandatory and thus reconciled a cartel proceeding.

Browser Ballott: Microsoft and EU Might Come to Agreement

Microsoft December 4th, 2009

A contract to choose a default browser for Windows might be probable—revealed the financial news agency, Bloomberg in a report. “We’ve concluded our discussions with Microsoft,” Phillip Lowe, director general of the commission’s competition department, said in an interview at Brussels yesterday.

Windows 7 is out. What now?

Windows 7 October 23rd, 2009

Windows 7 is generally available since yesterday. Never have the expectations for a new operating system been as high as this time, as we as end users have never been integrated into finding ideas for a new Windows, like we have this time. On top of that, Windows Vista has moved to the storage siding and is called a big flop by some people. Surely expectations climb up then – can Windows 7 embrace them?

100 phishers charged in largest cybercrime case

Web October 8th, 2009

After investigating 53 people in the United Status and 47 more people worldwide for 2 years, the FBI has charged them in a large phishing case in the U.S. and Egypt.  According to the FBI, the U.S.-Egypt phishing operation collected personal information from thousands of victims and used that information to defraud U.S. banks.  [...]

Upcoming project releases at mynetx Creations

Stuff October 3rd, 2009

I thought it was about time to let you know what I am currently working on. While you can find the complete list at the Projects page, here is a summary of the most interesting bits.
MPLCode
A Messenger Plus! script for sending/receiving programming codes formatted instead of plain-text.
WLMStatus
Allows to display your current Messenger status on [...]

Windows Live Essentials 2009 QFE2: Cosa c’è di nuovo?

Windows Live August 27th, 2009

“QFE” è l’abbreviazione di Quick Fix Engineering. In questo post, evidenzierò le Note di Rilascio per Essentials 2009 QFE2. Allora, cosa è nuovo o cosa è cambiato?

Finestra di conversazione di Windows Live Messenger: Cinese/Giapponese/Coraeno IME (Input Method Editor) si reimposta in Inglese nella finestra di conversazione di Messenger.
Su un computer con su [...]

Il mio browser è un cattivo ragazzo :(

Browser, Windows Live August 27th, 2009

“Windows Live è stato progettato per te, ma forse non per il tuo browser.”
Questo è quello che ho visto sul mio schermo quando ho aperto Windows Live Calendar con Google Chrome. L’avviso mi dice di usare Internet Explorer 6 maggiori, Safari 3 o maggiore, oppure Firefox 2 o maggiore, in questo ordine.
Le domande che [...]