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To be fair, Torch is an excellent browser that is based on Google's Chrome platform. With that said, the web browser does come with built-in BitTorrent client, though that is far from its only feature. There are excellent media features included with the software, allowing the user to explore the latest music. Now Torch Media announces the celebration of its one
No, Mozilla is not going to diagnose your sinus infection, but it plans to help with the health of your Firefox web browser. It is not currently in the stable build, but the company is testing this new feature for future builds. The Firefox Health Report is a new system Mozilla has built to log basic health information about your
At the moment you may not realize it, but there is a difference between a cloud browser and a web browser, despite the general feeling that the internet itself exists in the cloud. Maxthon stopped by TPN in Las Vegas to explain. The Maxthon Cloud Browser attempts to provide and experience that spans multiple platforms, from computer to tablet to
Mozilla may be suffering a bit lately thanks to the growth of the Chrome web browser, but they are still a popular choice for many computer users. They have also begun updating the browser at a much faster pace in order to keep pace with the competition. Those frequent updates don't always result in cool new features, but the release
Yesterday Mozilla took the unprecedented step of pulling down a version of Firefox and warning those who had already installed it to stop using the browser. The move came after a rather bad security flaw was found in the software that would allow a malicious site to potentially be able to determine which websites users had visited and obtain access to
Google has released the latest beta version of their popular web browser, Chrome. Number 15 (for those keeping count) has some real changes - much more than some new versions, which have been simply bug fixes. This comes within days of Chrome 14 hitting the stable channel. Of course, the changes have become fewer because the browser has matured. Over
Internet Explorer 6, that is. In 2011, IE6 will be 10 years old and to celebrate, Microsoft has decided to kill it off. Not before time frankly. Surprisingly, IE6 still has a worldwide market share of 12%, though this fell in the last year from 21%, so Microsoft's target is to get IE6's share down to 1% or less. And