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Many audiophiles who use an Android phone as their mp3 player are a bit unsatisfied with default music application. For them, the stock application misses out on a lot of features that a modern music player should provide. If you’re one of them, then read on as we list the best alternatives for Android’s default [...]
It’s been quite a while since we did that post on Firefox’s upcoming tablet User Interface, and guess what, it’s finally here! Firefox for Tablets has just landed in Aurora channel, which means, you can now download it, test it, and make the product even better. The tablet version includes all the features we discussed [...]
Minus is a free service that lets you share files easily with your friends and family. Its goal is to make file sharing as simple as possible by allowing users to upload and share their files from anywhere, be it mobile, desktop, or web. Applications for this service are available across all platforms including [...]
The Android Marketplace offers a variety of games to choose from. Even though many of those games are absolutely free, only a handful of them are open source. While that may not bother many Android users, there are a lot of FOSS enthusiasts who love to have everything that’s open source. So, whether you’re an [...]
When compared to other browsers, Google Chrome has one of the most cleanest and sleekest interfaces around. However for Google, that too wasn’t sleek enough; hence, they’ve introduced a new compact navigation menu to their experimental feature set. This feature gets rid of the navigation toolbar and places the back and forward buttons to the [...]
With millions of users worldwide, Firefox is the one of the most popular applications around. The open source browser from Mozilla has been taking the web forward since 2004. Apart from working on their front line products like Firefox and Thunderbird, the Mozilla team loves to experiment with new ideas. Many of their experiments have [...]
If you are a Kindle user disappointed by the lack of a dedicated desktop application for Linux, there’s good news for you. Amazon.com has just launched their new HTML5-powered cloud-based web app called Amazon Cloud Reader. The webapp runs flawlessly on Linux with support for offline reading and much much more. Here’s what it has [...]