Techie Blues

Ever wanted to view your tumblr site in an iPhone version. Then check out Tumblephone. You can view your tumblr site in an iPhone optimized version.

Wordpress team has found a vulnerability in the Snoopy library . Snoopy is used by Wordpress to fetch the feeds shown in the Dashboard. Download the following 2 files to upgrade to 2.6.3

Finally, after a long period of speculation, Google has announced the integration of their own Google Adsense and Google Analytics. The feature is now slowly being rolled out to the publishers and cover all the publishers very shortly.

Google has now officially released the new and improved version of iGoogle. A new canvas view has been incorporated in the main page which enables you to view your gadgets in the full screen view as well.

Mozilla Fennec is out with an alpha version now. This first alpha release is available only for the Maemo software platforms that runs on the Nokia N810 Internet Tablets. So if you have Nokia N810, install Fennec now. If you do not have Nokia N810 but still want to experience Fennec, don’t worry, you can try it on your PC also.

Recently Mozilla announced about the release of Firefox 3.1 beta 1 which has claimed to be the fastest browser ever. If you are a Firefox addict like me, you might want to test the Firefox 3.1 without messing up your current installation of Firefox. Then here is a solution,Try Firefox 3.1 portable.

I often send e-mails where my entire message fits in the subject and there is no need for the body, but when I try to send these type of e-mails I get a pop-up saying “Send this message without text in the body”. Do you too? Here is a solution to solve that problem.

Google released a developer-oriented update (version 0.3.154.3) to its Chrome Web browser on Wednesday that fixes some crashes and video playback issues. With this, Chrome also has entered the browser wars but can it sustain to manage a place among the browsers available.

Microsoft has confirmed that the successor of the Vista operating system will officially be called Windows 7.

People at Mozilla are busy developing the mobile version of Firefox titled “Mozilla Fennec”. Wondering how it looks. The initial images of the mobile browser are coming out on the internet courtesy Brad Lassey, a mozilla Developer. Here are some screenshots of the Fennec running on a mobile device.