The final version of Opera 10, with a new interface and Turbo compression (like the trick it pulls on phones) and other features, is up for download. [Opera via Lifehacker]
Twenty. Three. Pages. Ars’ deeply technical review of Snow Leopard ain’t for the faint of heart, but if you want to dive deep inside Snow Leopard’s guts, after our comparatively breezy take, the entry point is here: [Ars]
Hey, a Sony Vaio software add-on that doesn’t suck: Sony’s pre-installing Google Chrome onto some of its laptops. Not a bad strategy for Google to boost Chrome’s paltry but growing 2.6 per cent marketshare—I suspect we’ll see them ink some more deals—though I wonder how many people are gonna think it’s crapware. [WSJ]
After showing us how much snappier the Storm 2 is to use, CrackBerry master, Alejandro Salomon, has shot this new video detailing that it’s also better-looking, includes Wi-Fi, has more free RAM and built-in memory, and boasts a better camera.
