Web Browsing stories - Page 6

Chrome's versatile extensions turn web browsing into a tailored experience, from seamless emailing to distraction-free writing tools, for optimal productivity.

Have you been surfing the web recently and been surprised to find your Facebook icon displayed on a web page, and a button urging you to 'Become the fan'?.

The LT23 is quite an attractive Acer netbook, with a stylised, pixilated pattern etched both on the exterior and the wrist rest surface.

Vodafone announces 3G network boost, enhancing web browsing speeds for smartphone and broadband users after weekend upgrades.

AVG Internet Security 2011 thrives with real-time threat detection and social media safety, proving essential for secure web browsing.

Alert resellers know the boom in covert cyber criminal activity is forcing businesses to rethink the budgets they're allocating to security initiatives.

RIM debuts the BlackBerry PlayBook, a tablet promising true multitasking, high-performance multimedia, and robust security features.

Forrester Research predicts that by 2012, 397.1 million workers will be mobile, representing 73% of the global enterprise workforce.

Apple's iPhone 4 dazzles with its Retina display, claims title of thinnest smartphone, and boosts gaming with a 3-axis gyro.

Safeguard your online identity with these expert tips on managing social media privacy and securing personal information against prying eyes.

Your digital identity is at risk every time you go online. From social networks to casual web browsing, ensure your privacy with these tips.

Survey reveals iPad anticipated to outshine the original iPhone's launch, with a notable surge in interested buyers.

Microsoft has showcased its new smartphone platform, Windows Phone 7, at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

The Pacific Rim Roamer dodges high mobile roaming costs, opting for local wi-fi in Asia-Pacific's patchy coverage zones.

Microsoft has launched the new Windows 6.5 operating system which enables users to back up and share data from their phones like never before.

BlackBerry faces stiff competition in NZ as industry leaders and business users explore alternatives like iPhone and Nokia for work.