You can download Safari 4 Beta right now. It’s got a new Javascript engine—called Nitro—that 4.2x faster than Safari 3. Feature-wise, it pulls a lot from Chrome and Firefox it looks like:
The Astonishing Tribe has posted another eye-candy mobile phone UI demo for the world to ogle at. Unlike their last endeavour, though, this one might have a future on our phones. At least, I hope so.
Non-crippled DSLRs don’t get a whole lot cheaper than $US700, so it’s heartening to see the Olympus E-620 carry such a solid spec sheet at that crucial price point.
Oh, the beeper-wearing, big-glasses-having software engineers that designed Windows 3.x never could have foreseen this: an industrious young Pole has installed the OS on his futuristic “Enn Ninety-Five” hand-held electronic voice paging device.
A company has “borrowed” famous Korean rabbit MashiMaro and turned it into an MP3 player. And true to the spirit of the cartoon, they placed the audio connector in a well analysed place:
Ars reviews AMD’s latest quad-core, the Phenom II, against a barrage of Intel chips and finds that while it “puts AMD back on the map” against today’s chips, AMD’s got a “long-term problem.” [Ars Technica]
We’ve already seen nunchaku light matches and battle ping pong balls (albeit in a viral video), but did you know you can use them to play golf, baseball, badminton and even open champagne bottles?
I just signed on Xbox Live to play some SFIV and lookie here: That red Resident Evil 5 Xbox 360 is all officially revealed. You can check it out on Xbox Live right now.
