Facebook app and Flipboard Will Present at the Windows 8

Windows 8 operating system has gained the support of the internet company. In the application developer conference, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said on Wednesday (06/26/2013), Facebook will make an application in Windows 8 and Windows RT.

This is the first time Facebook makes the applications running on a personal computer operating system. Because, this time Facebook was enough services accessed through a browser on a personal computer.

Facebook previously only create applications for mobile devices operating systems, such as Android, iOS, Windows Phone, BlackBerry, Nokia S40 phones up. Internet social networking site the focus of increasing revenue from advertising on mobile devices.

What's New in Windows 8.1

Microsoft did so many changes in the operating system (OS) newest Windows 8.1. This was done in response to a variety of complaints related to the preceding generation OS.
The changes really just minor. Microsoft seemed to fix the small annoyances that are considered to eliminate the OS user comfort.
In terms of appearance no, Microsoft did not change significantly. Users can still find the look of Metro in the OS which has the code name "Blue" is.
Following this, some changes and additions to the existing features in Windows 8.1

The return of the Start button
Prior to Windows 8 launch, users can easily open the application, search features of the Control Panel, to turn off the PC. This was due, all the features crammed by Microsoft into a button, ie the Start.

Mozilla Releases Firefox version 22

Mozilla released a new version of the browser application (browser) Firefox version 22 for PC. In this new version, Mozilla adds support for 3D gaming, video calls, and file sharing.

Excerpted from The Next Web, Thursday (27/06/2013), now Firefox has supported languages ​​asm.js. program The coding language is not a language that is completely new, but rather the development of JavaScript.

With the support of the program language, play 3D games and photo processing service can be used directly through the website.

One of its new capabilities is Web Real-Time Communications (WebRTC). With this capability, developers can create a browser application that allows users to make video calls straight from your browser. This application does not require third-party plug-in to run.