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Pivotal Veracity 1st to Offer Email Rendering For Firefox

Intelligent Technology allowing marketers to ensure uniform email rendering across all Major Desktop, Mobile and Web platforms as well as market leading browsers IE & Firefox!

Linux Boot Sequence Visualized

And the cool picture of the day goes to this guy for his artistic rendering of the Linux boot sequence. Makes you wonder what a Windows or OS X rendering would look like.

Monotype Imaging Announces Edge Technology for Rendering Multilingual Text on Embedded Consumer Electronics Devices

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Internet Explorer Mobile 6 with Flash, Faster Rendering Debuting Soon

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A tiny taste of fin art

Fish rendering factory: This piece, Modern Times, asks the question on everybody's lips – have we evolved into a society of asexual assembly line workers?

Signs of Weather Seen on Dwarf Planet

This artist rendering shows the dwarf planet, Eris, with the sun in the background. The discovery of Eris by Mike Brown of Caltech was announced on July 29, 2005. Credit: NASA/JPL/Caltech

NASA Says Phoenix Mars Mission Has Ended

This artist's rendering provided by NASA shows the Phoenix Mars spacecraft. NASA said Monday, Nov. 10. 2008, that the Phoenix Mars mission has ended. The lander has been digging trenches and conducting science experiments since May, to study whether the environment on Mars could support primitive life. (AP Photo/NASA)

Google Earth Gets "4D" Capabilities And Revives Ancient Rome

Google Earth, the popular globe rendering software that was downloaded over 400 million times since its release in June 2005, just got a new and very exciting feature: the Google Earth team announced earlier today that when looking at Rome, Italy it is now possible to see a number of historic places as archaeologist thought they looked like thousands of years ago.

Steve Ballmer talks about Open Source web browser

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Mozilla eyes extra beta for Firefox 3.1

High-profile additions, such as "TraceMonkey" JavaScript rendering engine and "Private Browsing Mode," would benefit from more testing, says Mozilla

Google sends Street View cameras back to ancient Rome

Putting a graphical spin on the notion of rendering the things which are Caesar’s, Google Earth has added a new 3D overlay depicting Rome as it existed in 320 A.D. The new layer, produced by the University of Virginia’s Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities based on its Rome Reborn model, lets users wander around, and sometimes inside, models of more than 6,700 buildings in the ancient city. Climb up and down the seven hills, stand in the center of the Colosseum, visit the virgins at the Temple of Vesta — it’s all possible now and a darn sight more compelling than the illustrations in dead-tree textbooks, which is why Google is also sponsoring a competition for educators to come up with the best Rome 3D curriculum. Tempus fugit, so don’t fiddle around.

OGRE 1.6.0 "Shoggoth" is finally out!

Finally after some Release Candidates the final "Shoggoth" branch from OGRE graphics rendering engine is out.

Lunascape Is Firefox, Chrome, and Internet Explorer Rolled Into One

Lunascape is a web browser capable of running any of the three major web rendering engines�Gecko (Firefox), WebKit (Safari/Chrome), and Trident (Internet Explorer). That means that each time you open a new tab or follow a link, you can tell Lunascape which engine you want to use to render the page. The idea, in theory, is that Lunascape gives you the benefits of each popular browser in one. For example, Lunascape gives you IE support for the few IE-only sites still out there and no-nonsense speed from WebKit or Gecko.

Ballmer "Interested" In Open Source Browser Engine

Da Massive writes "'Why is IE still relevant and why is it worth spending money on rendering engines when there are open source ones available that can respond to changes in Web standards faster?,' asked a young developer to Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer in Sydney yesterday. 'That's cheeky, but a good question, but cheeky,' Ballmer said. Then came the startling revelation that Microsoft may also adopt an open source browser engine. 'Open source is interesting,' he said. 'Apple has embraced Webkit and we may look at that, but we will continue to build extensions for IE 8.'"

New Anti-Virus Evasion Technique Discovered

A security researcher told eWeek about a new Web attack vector that could evade current anti-virus detection technology, rendering them obsolete. Dubbed ‘Script Fragmentation,’ it basically breaks down current exploits into smaller pieces and delivers them synchronously to the victim’s machine to be reassembled once triggered. Pretty ingenious.

Google Earth adds 3D layer for Ancient Rome

Google has just announced a new layer for its Google Earth application: Ancient Rome 3D. The layer allows users to move through a virtual rendering of Ancient Rome as it looked in 320 AD. The new historical layer sports information about locations of historical significance and even full interiors of some buildings.

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