| New on Webware.com |  | Have it all: Lunascape, the browser with three engines
Posted by Rafe Needleman
A new browser, Lunascape, handles all three of the rendering engines (from Firefox, IE, and Chrome) at once. When you open a new tab or click on a link in Lunascape, you can tell the browser which engine you want to use. Read more |  | Google revamps Street View
Posted by Stephen Shankland
Google has given Street View a major new look. One big change: to activate the Google Maps feature, you drag the "Pegman" character off the top of the zoom slider and drop him where you want to see. It's a lot faster than enabling Street View through a drop-down then clicking where you want to go. Read more | | GiftCardRescue protects you against failed companies
Posted by Don Reisinger
GiftCardRescue.com, a company that allows visitors to sell or exchange unused gift cards, announced that it has instituted a new bankruptcy protection policy that will cover customers who purchase gift cards from the company's site. Read more | | Tarpipe tackles personal content overload
Posted by Rafe Needleman
Tarpipe is one of the most curious experiments in social media that I've seen lately. It takes personal content (e-mail messages, primarily) as input, and can shunt it to one or more destinations, transforming it in the process. Read more | | I'm glad Facebook's not buying Twitter
Posted by Rafe Needleman
Twitter and Facebook seem like a nice match, don't they? It was no surprise that rumors started about a Facebook acquisition of Twitter. It was hardly a shocker when the rumors turned out to be true. But it's good that the talks fell apart. Read more | | | | | | | Stay informed on the tech topics that matter to you most |
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