As you're probably surfing the internet and exploring the vastness of it all, you might come to the realization that public information has it's ups and downs.

What we do on the internet, and our computers for that matter, will sometimes be susceptible to those that want to cause mischief and trouble.

Hence, we have the advent of the Virus-Antivirus War - a battle that's been going on ever since we heard that Yahoo! wasn't just an expression anymore.

While some people still deny it, there are now a good number of ways in making productivity out of internet use.

Cyberspace used to be a venue only for informational purposes and some e-mail correspondence.

However, people have found a way to take advantage of the capabilities of the internet - foremost of which is online entrepreneurship.

Most of us are lead to believe that only premium, paid-for software can do the jobs that we require.

This stems from both the intense marketing strategies of companies and their aim for profit.

However, what you should know is that there are great software downloads on cyberspace which are actually free. The makers simply wanted to share their works to the rest of the world, and perhaps simply just make it a better place to live in.

Mozilla Firefox 4 Beta 1 for Mobile has just been released.

While this is a good sign for the mobile browsing industry, we still have to reserve judgment as to the scope of influence of Foxy if it can extend to mobile devices.

We hope the full release will bring us all a better web browsing experience.

Google has slowly crawled into everything we do on the web.

And this isn't just about search engines and online services.

This time, Google is pushing for a new image filetype as a new standard - enter WebP.