In May 2006 Mozilla continued to keep quite about their Pocket PC Web browser and Gmail horror stories started to make their rounds around the Web. The most unforgettable thing in May was probably the magazine that reported on an April Fool’s joke posted by another website.
- Mozilla updates their Pocket PC Web browser. [Read More]
- Desktop PC that measures 2 cubic inches! [Read More]
- Opera Mini 2.0 released. [Read More]
- Bearshare collapses under pressure. [Read More]
- Gmail horror stories begin. [Read More]
- Google Trends shows traffic patterns in search terms. [Read More]
- A real magazine falls for an April Fool’s joke. [Read More]
- What you need to know to become a Firefox nightly build tester. [Read More]
- Google Notebook launched with extensions for Firefox and Internet Explorer. [Read More]
- How to make Windows XP look like Vista. [Read More]
- Microsoft Office 2007 Beta 2 released to the public for testing. [Read More]
- Google Releases Picasa for Linux. [Read More]
- 20 uses for Google Maps. [Read More]
- Make your office out of FedEx boxes. [Read More]
- CNet releases amazing photo upload service. [Read More]
- Top 10 most common passwords…let’s hope that yours isn’t on the list. [Read More]
- Slashdot announces the winner of their redesign competition. [Read More]
- Dell unveils new line of XPS computers. [Read More]
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Tags: 2006, Year In Review
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