Google is planning to stop supporting older browsers, such as Internet Explorer 6. Over the course of 2010, Google will update it’s Google Apps suite to HTML5, meaning older browsers such as IE6 will be unable to support the new standard. Google will start by updating Google Docs from March 1, 2010. Other apps, such as Mail and Calendar, will be converted later in the year. Those using older browsers are advised to upgrade, and will get a message when they use the Google Apps later in the year.

>> Google Apps admins should have received an email, no word yet on wether this affects normal Google Accounts.

Apple’s Slate has finally come out in the form of the iPad. It really looks like a bit of a disappointment at first glance, as it looks like a scaled-up iPhone, and at second and third glance, it turns out that that is all it is. It’s a big iPhone. It’s got the GPS, the compass, the Wi-Fi, the iPod, the Safari and even the OS of the iPhone. It’s an iPhone with a 9.7 inch display. It does look cool though…

EDIT: It’s not even an iPhone, it’s an iPod Touch! But I do want one…

>> The iPad (I actually preferred iSlate)

The internet is great, but all the ads, fonts, images, layouts and all the other superfluous stuff can make it hard to read the actual content. Here are three services that can make the web a lot easier on the eyes.

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News is one of the fundamental pillars of our society. Without news, no-one would know when anything had happened, unless they had witnessed it themselves. News is important, and so is the way we are given it. Now, news is changing. It’s going online.

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Despite the name of this ‘mode’, this windows 7 hack won’t give you almighty powers. It will, however, create a folder that allows you to edit all your computers settings from one place. It can do everything from adding a printer to reformatting your hard drive – and more. Simple How To after the break.

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Memozu, the simple sharing solution is coming out of beta. And to do that, it is getting completely rewritten from the ground up. There are heaps of new features that are going to be implemented, but it’s a huge job, so don’t expect it to come soon. We want your ideas, though. Tell us what you want to see in the memozu rewrite by sharing your ideas on getsatisfaction. We are also planning Faceboook integration, so jump on over to our app page and become a fan (on a side note, you can also fan Exploring Tech).

We’re planning great things, but we need your help.

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