Nokia Maps 3D

Nokia may now think, that now is the time of the 3D department. Everywhere appeared a product that relies on 3D capabilities, from the mouse, screen, until the latter is a 3D RAM. Referring to these developments, even this Finnish company developing a navigation software with 3D view, namely the Nokia Maps 3D.

Nokia Maps 3D is a web-based application from Nokia that has the ability to search various tourist sites, restaurants, shops and navigation instructions in 3D. With this application, users can find your destination more quickly and efficiently.

Mozilla launches Firefox 8.0.1

Based on the number of users, as long as Firefox is second only to Internet Explorer and Google Chrome in third place.

An Irish research company STAT-COUNTER reports that for the first time managed to shift the Firefox Google Chrome in third place while Microsoft still occupies the top spot. The research reported that during November 2011, Internet Explorer is still the highest with 40 percent of users of all browsers in the world despite continued shrinkage percentage of users. Chrome has gained 25.7 percent of users while Firefox dropped to 25.23 percent of users. NET Application predict that with this shrinkage, Google Chrome will actually overtake Firefox in March 2012.

PHP 5.4 emerges with best of abandoned PHP 6.0

With the pending release of PHP version 5.4, due early next year, the creators behind the popular Web scripting language are including the best parts of the now-abandoned PHP 6.0 project. They plan to release the completed version by early 2012.

With PHP 6.0, the development team's goal was to completely rewrite the language using Unicode, rather than ASCII. Unicode is a computer character set that incorporates the alphabets from most of the world's languages. Previous versions of the language rely on ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange), which encodes only the English alphabet.

At first glance, the idea to move to Unicode makes sense for PHP. It is the most widely used server-side scripting language around the world. Rasmus Lerdorf created PHP in 1995 to help creating dynamic Web pages by providing basic programming concepts to augment the static markup offered by HTML.

Wireless network

Wireless network technology is actually stretched from voice communication to data networks, which allow users to establish a wireless connection at a certain distance. These include infrared technology, radio frequency and so forth. Devices are commonly used for wireless network includes computers, handheld computers, PDAs, cell phones, tablet PCs and so forth. This wireless technology has so many uses. For example, mobile users can use their cell phones to access e-mail. Meanwhile, the traveler with a laptop can connect to the internet when they are at airports, cafes, trains and other public places. At home, users can connect to their desktop (via bluetooth) to synchronize with his PDA.

To reduce costs, ensure interoperability and promote the widespread adoption of wireless technology, then organizations like the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF),