Mozilla's Firefox has had a rough start. The project that began as an experimental branch of the Mozilla project, has undergone several name changes from Phoenix to Firebird, before finally settling to Firefox. Since then, the browser continued to develop until it's mature today.
The microblogging service more popular with its 140-character "tweet" feature, Twitter, is celebrating its one-year anniversary as a public company. Employees of the company threw a "massive party" in the office to celebrate. Then they went off to private parties hosted by Twitter alumni.
A brand is what represents a company, mirroring its assets to the masses. When strong brand equals to valuable assets, many companies are trying their bests in spending their time, money, and other resources to create a strong foundation.
Google may already have one of the world's most powerful networks of data centers, able to handle over three billion of search queries each day. But Amazon that is one of the fastest growing business in cloud computing, is more capable to rent its computer power to others.
It's been nearly five years since Google released its first Nexus device. With the device, Google is showing how capable and durable its latest Android operating system can be, in a sense of future vision the company has provided its users.
With Apple and Google offering a centralized fitness-tracking platform for their users, Microsoft is certainly not a good spectator, and is not going to allow the competitors advance without giving something for the masses.
The social network giant Facebook is often criticized over privacy concerns. As people have started saying Facebook as the "pioneer of privacy invasion", the company has attempted strategies to make things more transparent to its users.
When the South Korean company Samsung first introduced its phablet, emphasizing its position, and size, between a phone and a tablet, the original Galaxy Note was a product of mass success.
When 'smart' mobile devices are used by more and more people, their popularity precedes most people's expectations. And when it does, more developers are trying to create more useful apps by the end of each day.
A picture may worth a 1,000 words, but a video can give a lot more. This is what Instagram, the online mobile photo-sharing, video-sharing and social networking service, aims.