11.04.16 Internet Google shows the web is a lot more secure than it was a year ago The company's new Transparency Report highlights how many sites have moved to HTTPS. By M. Brian, 11.04.16 save Save share
10.21.16 10.21.16 in Internet Google's redefined privacy policy lets ads follow you everywhere Last June's changes let users opt-in to sharing personally identifiable data, which ads use to better track them. By D. Lumb, 10.21.16 save Save share View
03.10.16 03.10.16 in Internet MIT has a way to speed up web browsing by 34 percent Instead of using compression, the framework changes the order browsers retrieve data. By T. Seppala, 03.10.16 save Save share View
02.04.16 02.04.16 in Internet Google keeps you safe from sneaky download buttons on the web Your browsing experience is about to get better. By E. Alvarez, 02.04.16 save Save share View
12.01.15 12.01.15 in Mobile Chrome for Android slims down the internet when speeds are slow If you're on the subway with the dreaded 'Edge' signal, Chrome will serve you text only. By S. Dent, 12.01.15 save Save share View
11.25.14 11.25.14 Plug-in turns your browsing history into a searchable database Some apps make it easy to delete your browsing history for the sake of privacy and security. This... By M. Moon, 11.25.14 save Save share View
11.06.14 24 11.06.14 Opera Mini 9 promises smoother video-watching on iOS Since the beginning, Opera's focus with its mobile browser has been to save users as much data as... By E. Alvarez, 11.06.14 save Save share View
09.18.13 09.18.13 Google's AdID, an anonymous identifier for advertising, could replace the aging cookie You know the drill: accept the cookie, delete the cookie, empty the cookie bin, and so on. Mostly,... By D. Murph, 09.18.13 save Save share View
08.08.13 08.08.13 This is the Modem World: The day Google died Each week Joshua Fruhlinger contributes This is the Modem World, a column dedicated to exploring the... By Joshua Fruhlinger, 08.08.13 save Save share View
07.02.13 07.02.13 Opera 15 Chromium-based browser officially launched for PC and Mac While the non-final build of Opera's new browser for PC and Mac was simply called "Next," today it... By J. Rigg, 07.02.13 save Save share View
