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After a lot of speculations and hulla-baloo over the most anticipated feature of Mozilla Firefox 3.0, “Private Browsing” is not going to make it to the D-Day. According to the interview of Johnathan Nightingale on Robert Vamosi’s podcast, he says, “We looked at ways to do this, but the problem is that it touches a [...]

Orkut developers seem to be on heavy duty mode, these days. First they come up with photo tagging and then within 2 days come up with another new feature, creating private communities on the basis of domain name email ids. The best part of this development is that Orkut has come finally come up with [...]