The very popular desktop version of Mozilla Firefox received new functionality a few days ago. Users of the mobile version were not envious for long, however as improvements have now been made to this Firefox browser.

Microsoft will release two streams of its Windows 8 operating system: Windows RT for ARM devices and Windows 8 for x86-based hardware. This division is certain to introduce much confusion in the world of browsers.

In mid-March, the 11th version of Mozilla Firefox was released, bringing with it many innovations. This release was a major turning point based upon the innovative technologies it introduced.

After the last two releases of Firefox where the main changes that were introduced were on internal level, with the addition of new performance improvements and the introduction of support for new technologies, it is now time to finally have access to a version that brings more tangible changes.

Pwn2Own is the largest hacking contest that takes place every year, targeting browsers on the market. Each year the latest versions of browsers are attacked, with the intention of being shown their vulnerabilities.

After spending years on end to see the competition being crushed so overwhelming in Pwn2Own, this year was Chrome to be the first to fall. And did not just fall once, but twice! Read more...

Certainly, it is no secret that Opera Software software has been working with mobile devices for quite some time.

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Shortly after it was revealed that Google uses a means to circumvent privacy protections in the Safari Web browser, Microsoft revealed that the Mountain View, California company has a similar practice in place with Internet Explorer (IE). Does this mean an end to privacy to consumers and internet users, and the start of total surveillance over all we do?

In his Building Windows 8 blog, Microsoft's Steven Sinofsky has introduced the ' Internet Explorer Performance Lab' – a means of improving Internet Explorer (IE) 9 such that it can compete in speed with any browser in the world, thus ensuring that IE10 will be the dominant Web browser.

In addition to being a more stable product, the recent release of version 17 of the Google Chrome Web browser touts two interesting functions: background page rendering (while you're entering the site address!) and verification of a Web site's reputation (useful for sites from which you download files).

9 months after the announcement of a faster release cycle by the Mozilla Foundation's servers appeared 10 version of Firefox.