The popular wireframing tool has just been updated to v6! Aside from a number of fixes, the most notable features of this version are: Sketch Effects – Sketch Effects enable you to give your wireframes a more sketchy, grayscale look and feel to allow the audience to focus on the information architecture, interactions, and functions [...]
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WordPress has just released an update to their popular blogging-software: WordPress 2.8.3. This is a security update and it is therefore highly recommended to update the WordPress installation immediately (you should be seeing the “Please update now” ribbon on top of the screen when you log into your wordpress blog. Download WordPress 2.8.3 from here.
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Alexander Rehm on July 10th, 2009
WordPress has just released an update to their popular blog-software: WordPress 2.8.1. Aside from the usual bug fixes, this update addresses a security issue where admin pages created by certain plugins could be viewed by unprivileged users. In other notes, the update reduces the memory usage of the dashboard (always welcome!), improves the automatic upgrade [...]
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FireFox, one of the most popular browsers on the market, has been updated to version 3.5 yesterday. Based on the Gecko 1.9.1 rendering platform, this browser promises to be about twice as fast as FireFox 3 (and 10x faster than FF2!), to support new technologies, improve its performance and be even easier to use than [...]
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WordPress 2.8 has been released just a few days ago. Here are the most notable features of 2.8: New drag-and-drop widgets admin interface and new widgets API Syntax highlighting and function lookup built into plugin and theme editors Allow the dashboard widgets to be arranged in up to four columns Allow configuring the number of [...]
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In April, Pingdom released information on their web monitoring survey of 10.000 well-known websites to discover who was using Google Analytics. The results – about half of the websites tested used Google Analytics, and 40% of those were still using the legacy tracking code urchin.js. Just over a year ago, Google stopped supporting urchin in [...]
Fennec, the mobile version of Firefox has reached beta. Mozilla’s answer to the browser wars on mobile devices is here to provide its standards-based open-source browser engine, optimized for mobile, that can be embedded by device manufacturers and others, and is going to be a full-featured mobile browser including support for XUL-based add-ons, delivering on [...]
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I upgraded to WordPress 2.7 via a remote connection successfully! Good times! To read more about WordPress 2.7, please check out the changelog, download 2.7 here and read more about upgrading your WordPress installation here.