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Google to boost speed, cut data use on mobile devices
Google has shown off new features that can reduce data consumption and improve Web performance on Android-powered mobile devices, drawing partly from capabilities already supported in the Chrome desktop OS.
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Zimbra to make HTML5 push in next version
VMware's Zimbra division has provided a preview of some of the enhancements it's working on for the next major release of the Zimbra Collaboration Server (ZCS), including an HTML5 Web client interface for both online and offline access to the product.
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Mozilla, Google, Opera introduce new Web browser engines
There could be big changes coming to the fiddly and sometimes annoying Web browsing experience on cellphones.
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IDC: Web and native device app platforms will coexist in 2013
The analyst firm is also optimistic about the adoption of cloud IDEs and heterogeneous parallel processing
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Microsoft equips Visual Studio for Office app-building
Microsoft has released a collection of tools that will help Visual Studio 2012 users more easily write add-on applications for Microsoft Office 2013, SharePoint 2013 and Microsoft's Office 365 hosted service.
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New VMware 'Workspace' feature completes Horizon Suite
VMware has launched a new product called Horizon Workspace, which aims to simplify the end user experience and reduce IT costs by combining data, applications and desktops into a single aggregated workspace that can be delivered on any device via a browser.
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Browser-hijacking Trojan talks to attackers using SPF email validation protocol
A new Trojan program that displays rogue advertisements during browsing sessions uses a DNS-based email validation protocol called the Sender Policy Framework (SPF) in order to receive instructions from attackers without being detected, according to security researchers from Symantec.
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Fujitsu eyes enterprise security with HTML5 app platform
Engineers at Fujitsu Laboratories are developing an HTML5-based platform for smartphones that designed to keep corporate data secure when accessed from employee-owned handsets.
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W3C to boost cooperation on web standards with China
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is bringing its technical and management staff to China for the first time as a way to increase collaboration between the nation's Internet industry and the Web standards group.
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Twitter allows users to download archives of their tweets
Twitter has apparently started rolling out a feature promised by the microblogging service earlier this year that allows its users to archive their tweets on their computers.
