Now here's a thing. The web browser Opera (http://www.opera.com) is coming out in a new version, Opera Unite, and it's going to let you host all the music, photos and social media you want. On your...

For American readers this is probably a bit of an ordinary day - you go about your business and there's every chance that when you wake up tomorrow things will be much the same as they were when you...

The BBC in the UK has been interviewing Tim Berners-Lee, the effective inventor of the Internet. The news item is here (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7613201.stm). He's expressing concern...

Google's new venture will go public as most of you are reading this (assuming 'most of you' means our American readers, who I assume are a substantial majority). Google is going to release a browser....

That's fair comment - many thanks.

For once someone has done the right thing. You might remember my last post (http://www.daniweb.com/blogs/entry2881.html) was a disappointed rant against China for restricting access to the Internet...

It's started already. I suppose we all knew it would but were hoping they wouldn't, at the last minute.

I'm referring to the Chinese authorities and the journalists' ability to connect to the...

I have to say it worked perfectly for me. The new Opera, launched with less fuss, is also running well.

And it looks as though it hasn't gone as smoothly as they'd hoped - check this, from the Guardian website in the UK:
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It's up there now and according to the BBC (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7457503.stm) its makers want it to be the most downloaded software in its first 24 hours ever. Firefox 3...