Netcraft July Web Server Survey: Apache is declining
Netcraft released the Web server survey report for July 2018, and the top three are still Microsoft, Apache, and nginx. In the Web-oriented computer market, nginx has the most significant...
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Google makes Go to become the preferred language for cloud app development
Google’s Go language is one of the fastest growing programming languages today and currently has around 1 million active developers worldwide. But Google believes that Go still has growth potential, especially...
RISC-V’s open source architecture impacts chip design
Today’s mainstream chip architectures are ARM and x86. If a company wants to invest in developing its chip, it can choose to pay millions of dollars to ARM developer Arm...
Intel Announces Delay 10nm Cannon Lake Processors to Second Half of Next Year
Earlier, there have been reports that Intel‘s 10nm Cannon Lake processors will be postponed, and there are many reasons for the delay, but the company is not willing to disclose...
Google Developer Policy prohibits developer to submit of any cryptocurrency Mining app
Google’s Android operating team has released a new version of the policy to developers in the past, and the new policy completely prohibits mining applications from being posted to the...
Nintendo asks GitHub to remove the Game Boy Emulator
Recently, Nintendo is stepping up its legal actions against infringement of intellectual property rights and suing Mathias Designs, which operates two websites “LoveROMS.com” and “LoveRETRO.co”, which are “illegal” to provide...
Microsoft Edge supports WebP image format with Windows 10 Redstone 5 update
WebP is an image format developed by Google and mainly supported in web browsers such as Google Chrome. Compared to popular formats such as JPG and PNG, Google’s WebP supports lossy...
Youtube page load is 5x slower in Edge and Firefox than in Chrome
YouTube’s newly designed Polymer framework brings many improvements to the video sharing platform, and it also brings new controversy in the browser field. Mozilla’s technical director, Chris Peterson, posted a tweet...
Unofficial LibreOffice app was removed on the Microsoft Store
We reported that an independent developer launched the productivity suite LibreOffice at the Microsoft store for $2.99, and the Document Foundation quickly denied that the app was official. The Document Foundation...
Let’s Encrypt has protected more than 100 million websites
Let’s Encrypt, a popular security certification authority announced that it has escorted more than 100 million websites and that number continues to grow. In the last month alone, the number of sites protected with...
Microsoft publishes “The Ability Hacks” book that talks about the story of two hackathon teams
Microsoft today launched One Week Hackathon, the world’s most significant private hacking competition, where Microsoft employees will try to find new ideas for some of the world’s most challenging problems....
Google Chrome 68 officially mark all HTTP sites as “Not Secure”
In the Chrome 68 released on July 24th, Google introduced a significant change. When a non-HTTPS website loaded, the browser handled more cautiously. It is reported that Chrome will start to throw...
Chrome OS has new Shelf desktop layout
Chromium technology evangelist François Beaufort posted on Google+ on Friday that the Canary channel Chrome OS released this week will enable the new Shelf desktop layout. The most natural change to...
Linux Foundation: the LibreOffice on the Microsoft Store is not our
This morning we reported that third-party developers had placed LibreOffice on the Microsoft Store. The Linux Foundation first stated in the tweet that this is not from the official hand....
Facebook blocks data-analytics apps due to violate sharing of public User-Data policy
According to Bloomberg, Facebook has temporarily frozen several apps developed by Harvard researchers. Earlier, the US Wall Street Journal reported that relevant researchers had contact with government departments to share public...
