Showing posts with label browsing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label browsing. Show all posts

Monday, May 23, 2011

Bookeen real-time web browsing and scrolling in standard display from E Ink (video)

Bookeen Browsing on E-InkBookeen has already prompted us with a screen of Pearl of ink and butchered reproduction of chubby bunnies clips without so much as a hicup, is now showing on web browsing and scrolling on the screen. It is a bit stuttery, as you can see in the video below, but taking into account this is the same technology found in the Kindle is pretty impressive. The trick is accomplished using software customized and off hardware platform - in other words, nothing terribly fantasy. Thus, while we are sitting here, leaving out the exasperated sighs with each turn of digital page, which will be to only keep hoping that bookeen gets this on something that we can buy soon.

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Friday, May 13, 2011

Tor to the simplified anonymous browsing Firefox fork, do not think that you're paranoid

By Terrence or ' Brien published on May 7, 2011 9: 15 PM Torpolitical dissidents soon, informers and those who try to trick in major league baseball.TV blackout restrictions will have an easier way of protecting your privacy through a dedicated Tor browser. For those who are not familiar with it, Tor is a tool for browsing the web and communication through proxy servers and encryption of anonymity. Problems is, requiring an extension of the browser and a standalone application to work - leaving the average users "horribly confused," according to the developer Mike Perry. Therefore, the Organization has decided to withdraw the Tor button and create your own fork of Firefox with exploration functions private baked in. As an additional benefit, Tor will not be at mercy of Mozilla to correct errors affecting the privacy and security. Now, the group will focus on his downloadable package with scripts of automatic configuration for simplified configuration, but finally the paranoid will have a browser that finally call their own.

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