Shiira is a web browser based on Web Kit and written in Cocoa. The goal of the Shiira Project is to create a browser that is better and more useful than Safari. All source code used in this software is publicly available.

Well, just what the title says. Microsoft has released the Beta 2 of their next Internet Explorer Browser, version 7.
Evaluation of Internet Explorer 7 should start now, but the software should not be used on production systems in mission-critical environments. Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 Preview will only run on Windows® XP Service Pack 2 [...]

ATI trims prices on HDTV Wonder, TV Wonder Elite
My cousin wanted to get an ATI TV Wonder Elite card, and has been holding off and holding off, but now, finally, dropping the prices on it a bit, and most retailers should have a $20 mail-in-rebate from ATI (yes, I hate mir’s too).
ATI All-In-Wonder X1900 Review
Firing [...]

Every now and then people like to remind themselves about the controllers they used to use. And over the years they have changed a lot. From the Square blocks and sticks of the Atari to the small and thin joypads until the bulky alien-like controllers we have today with analogue buttons, vibrating engines and voice [...]

Ok… so this is basically a miniature hovercraft that “flies” for approximately an hour and can go up to 15 mph on a tank of 5 liters (1.3 gallon).

I guess this is pretty neat, but come on engineers, where’s my flying car? Ok, I mean one that I can park near my house and not [...]

A system update for the XBox 360 is now available for XBox Live members. The next time you login to Live, your system will download the update.

Here are some of the changes in this update:

Improvements to the Xbox Guide.
Option to retain your saved games when you delete a profile.
Increased accuracy of “last time played.”
Network configuration [...]

Via Make, this guy is about to take a 3000 mile road trip in his car, and wanted to get a MacMini installed.
I don’t have enough money or time to replace my headunit, or buy the Radioshark. So instead I am integrating a iTrip FM transmitter directly into the Mini.
Check out the process, with some [...]

Seems like there are a lot of bookmarking sites lately. Although del.icio.us (which was recently acquired by Yahoo) seems to have a corner on the market, Google has introduced Google Bookmarks.
It seems like it will just let you bookmark pages from your search results, as well as add your own.

It seems that Japanese people don’t have sex a lot. A study done last year showed that the average Japanese has sex around 45 times a year.
In order to fight the sluggish sales they are now looking for innovative ways to draw the attention of consumers:

And a chicken ramen flavoured condom package followed by a [...]

For those of you that feel more comfortable looking at Greek, or Swedish, than English, Picasa, a popular image tool from Google, has added twenty-five languages to the software, making it easy for anyone that avoided the application due to its interface being in a language other than their own, able to finally give it [...]

Sony released patches after patches to try and bring the homebrew community to a minimum, however, Fanjita released just a few hours ago an eLoader that takes advantage of the GTA exploit that works on PSPs with 2.60 firmware.
Which basically means that now people can enjoy homebrew software on any PSP with any firmware version!
He’s [...]

I am a big ATI fan. They have been through some rough patches, but I always feel like I have to stick up for the Canadian based company, and it has been harder recently with nVidia taking most of the prizes when it comes to the fastest of the fast in graphics cards, but the [...]

Looks like Bill Gates wants to decrease piracy in countries like China and India before ten years it out. He hopes to reduce the piracy to the same levels as more developed countries like the US and Europe.
The sad part is that he just was just proven wrong on a previous prediction, where two [...]

From McZonk’s Blog:
Rehbock, the friendly guy making the test maps for me has loaded the map boss2 “Final Showdown” in Quake II. He is testing my port the whole day and already loaded the first single player game. I don’t know how he has done it, it is an unmodifidy patch 2 version and it [...]

Well this is surprising. Just when every major tech company seems to be releasing their miniature robots Sony decides to stop making one of their longest running and well known ones. About a year ago they stopped building their PDAs for the same reason.

The source of this information isn’t entirely certain of it’s veracity since [...]

Fanjita has released the first stable version of his eboot loader that works on 2.0 and 2.5. Currently it doesn’t support a lot of homebrew software, but it should very soon.
To install follow these instructions
Use WinRAR to unpack the contents of this package into the root (topmost) folder on your memory stick. Note that if
you [...]