If you're currently using Apple's Safari browser, then our news might be of interest. The company has just released Safari 3.1.1. This latest version addresses four known security issues that they were able to identify. Details can be found in the full article.

From all indications, third-party software developers have shown a lot of support for the Apple iPhone. Microsoft's Specialized Devices and Applications Group as well as their voice recognition unit TellMe have expressed interest in developing apps for the gadget. To find out more, check out the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

It seems that Apple is looking to aggressively market the recently launched Safari 3.1 web browser using the automatic update tool that comes with iTunes. If you want to find out more, head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

In life, it helps to have someone who can hold you accountable for your actions. In the case of electronics companies, it seems that Greenpeace is their accountability partner. The organization has recently released the current company rankings in its Greener Electronics Scale. To find out how certain companies fared, get "green-minded" and turn to the full article after the jump.

Rumors claiming that Apple's iPhone firmware 1.2 for developers has been jailbroken and available for use may not be without merit, as a video surfaced which show an iPhone with new features believed to be made public when firmware 2.0 comes out. Of course, that means Microsoft Exchange and Cisco VPN settings among other things. To see is to believe, so make that jump to the full article!

Will digital downloads via Xbox Live, PSN, and iTunes soon take over the business of delivering consumers TV shows and hit movies? Not if you ask top Hollywood execs. In a recent gathering of the industry's movers and shakers, the general notion was that physical media would remain on top in the few years ahead. Read the details in the full article up next.

Microsoft has sent some cross-court love again for its Mac users with Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac Update 12.0.1. The latest changes takes on critical bugs and stability issues among others. For the complete details, jump to the full article.

Here's a light update from the ongoing GDC 08. Funny as it may sound but it seems that the console wars will continue within Electronic Arts' Spore. Consoles such as the Nintedo's Wii, Sony's PS3, and Microsoft's Xbox 360 were rebuilt in-game.

Check out how they turned out after the jump!

If you want to have Xbox Live access while on the go, maybe you would like to try the homebrew application called iXboxLive from coder NPike. It is to be used on platforms iPhone and iPod Touch and is currently on version 1.6.

Prior to this release, there have been two other builds for the program. To see all its features as well as those being planned by the owner, you can proceed to the full article via the "read more" link below.

Download: iXboxLive v1.6

Like it or not, Apple's witty Get a Mac ads are here to stay. To those interested, there's a newly-released Get a Mac ad that will be sure to make you chuckle, even a little bit. If it failed, you can always go back to the one with Gisele Bundchen in it. The video in the full article!