There have been several major internet-related news articles that have taken the world by storm yet seem fairly unknown to most. What is the biggest issue at hand, and what that threatens to destroy everything we have come to love? It’s net neutrality and its very damn serious…
iPower seems to be believe that the internet [...]

Adobe have (as you may have heard) opened the back-door to their extremely popular Kuler by releasing an API for the system that allows users to create their own RSS driven widgets such as the one found below, which also utilise an accordion based reader from NewsGator:

Kuler is all about color and inspiration: explore, create, [...]

An in-depth article from IBM recently introduced some of the new elements that have been introduced by Version 5 of the HTML framework.
Although this will surely be a nightmare for many of us, it is one that we welcome with open arms in light of the evolution in design that will certainly arise from such [...]

Wired Magazine recently wrote an article regarding the launch of Version 3 of the popular GNU General Public License:

The updated license, commonly known as the GPLv3, addresses several issues affecting free software in the current technological ecosystem: digital rights management, consumers’ ability to modify their hardware devices and patent-protection agreements like the [...]

For those of you looking for a way to absolutely center align a DIV using CSS only, and want to retain its fluidity, please see the following code:
#container {
position: absolute;
left: 50%;
top: 50%;
width:560px;
height:380px;
margin-left: -280px; /* MUST UPDATE TO MATCH HALF THE WIDTH */
margin-top: -190px;  /* MUST UPDATE TO MATCH HALF THE HEIGHT */
}

Webware reports on a new service from Amazon that is looking-set to give PayPal a much needed run for their (digital) money in the form of their new Flexible Payments Service:

The days of PayPal’s dominance over casual payments online are changing rapidly. A little over a year ago, Google unveiled its Checkout service, which has [...]

As reported by WebAppers, there is a new security kid on the block, and yes, it’s OpenSource.

aSSL is a library distributed under MIT License thats implements a technology similar to SSL without HTTPS. aSSL enables the client to negotiate a secret random 128-bit key with the server using the RSA algorithm. Once [...]