A new wave of disputes over the rights and obligations of internet service providers and other companies may be starting to crop up.It’s the latest development in a series of escalating tensions between the internet industry and major online services, which have already included disputes over net neutrality, a requirement that internet service provider content
By Mark DreyerThe number of websites running in Google’s web server has doubled in the past five years to a whopping 790 million websites, and it’s grown by more than 50% since 2008.In 2017, we saw a huge explosion of web apps, with the number of Google Apps websites climbing from more than 200 million
When you purchase a new laptop, you want to know how it performs, how it feels, and whether it’s worth the money.Most people know the specs and performance, but the other big questions are: How much power is it, does it come with a built-in battery, how much storage does it offer, and does it
Microsoft has announced that its latest Web API (the successor to WebRTC) 4, which is being supported by the latest version of Windows 10, is now available in the Chrome browser.The API is part of the next-generation Web API and provides a standardized way for developers to use the latest features and functionality from Microsoft’s
A Microsoft support staffer has been replaced after a year of work for Windows 10 web hosting.The support employee was hired to help manage customer support and help resolve problems with support tickets, according to a post on Microsoft’s Support Community page.The post says the support worker will remain with Microsoft in its Seattle office.Microsoft
Apple has released a fix for a bug that has plagued the Apple Watch on iOS.The fix, which is available in the latest update to the Apple iOS 10 beta, allows iPhone 5 users to use their Apple Watch’s accelerometer to open apps on their iPhone 5 without needing to hold down the Home button.The
Posted by Ars Technic staff on Wednesday, April 08, 2019 15:05:18 Mozilla has joined a handful of other major technology companies in the quest to bring TDW, a framework developed by TDW and Mozilla, to the web.TDW is a set of standards for Web Components.The first version of TDW was published by Mozilla in February
The Google Assistant was supposed to be Google’s answer to Siri.It could talk to your car and control your car by turning the key on your radio, taking photos, and listening to music.It would also act as a voice assistant for the web.It was supposed do all those things.But Google’s Assistant wasn’t exactly the answer
The answer: Firefox.You’re probably familiar with the Mozilla Firefox browser from its original release back in 2008.But you might not know that it’s also one of the most popular browsers in the world.According to Mozilla, Firefox is used by over two billion users around the world and is used for more than three billion websites.While
UPDATE: 8:50 p.m.A court order issued Thursday to shut down a statewide child support Web portal has blocked access to the site for the past five hours, Ohio Child Support Agency spokesman David Kucera said.Kucera confirmed that the order has been signed by Judge Paul L. Murguia in the Cleveland suburb of Euclid.The judge is