About Brian Yang
Brian is the co-founder and editor-in-chief of TechAirlines. He is also a developer and manages most of the site’s operations. He enjoys web development in his free time and is currently trying to learn Python. He is currently a high school senior in New York City.
Website: http://www.techairlines.com
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Joined TechAirlines: August 5, 2009
Google Color Changing Logo and Live-Updating Search
Remember Google’s fun animated particles doodle from yesterday? Today, Google has done it again with yet another interesting logo.
At first, it just looks like a gray version of the Google logo. But try typing into the search box.
You may notice that the colors start to fill in as you type. After 5 characters, …
Google Animated Particles Logo
Google has had countless beautiful and fun logos (known as doodles) in the past to celebrate special occasions, from Newton’s Apple to Pac-man, but today’s logo is by far one of the most interesting.
The logo is animated and reacts based on the mouse pointer. Try moving your mouse closer to it and you will …
First Look at Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat Beta
The Canonical Team has recently announced the release of the first public beta of the next version of their popular Linux distribution, Ubuntu 10.10 “Maverick Meerkat”. Scheduled for final release on October 10, this is a first look at what’s new in Maverick Meerkat Beta 1.
Installation
The usual menu asking the user to Install …
Try Gmail Priority Inbox to Deal with Email Overload
Are you receiving far too many emails? Is managing them all getting to be extremely difficult? The Gmail Team has recently started to roll out a new feature called Gmail Priority Inbox.
While Gmail does an excellent job filtering out spam, we all sometimes find ourselves receiving emails that aren’t spam, but they’re not really …
Do You Auto-Post to Social Network Feeds?
Most websites, especially blogs, publish their new content to social network feeds. This allows for a greater audience and better interaction with their audience. Unfortunately, posting updates on multiple social networks manually everytime there’s new content can be a time consuming task.
As a result, many are using services, such as Twitterfeed, to automatically scan …
Customize Windows XP Start Button Text
Are you tried of seeing the word Start all the time on Windows XP? Want to change that text? Or perhaps you want to change the text that shows when your mouse hovers over the button?
By default, it just says start. *Yawn* That’s boring. So let’s change it!
Warning: Please try to follow …
Packt Launches 2010 Open Source Awards
Would you like a chance to help out your favorite open source projects with some funding and recognition? It’s time for the annual Open Source Awards from Packt Publishing. This was formerly the Open Source CMS (Content Management System) Awards, but this year, they changed it a bit to include non-CMS awards and threw in …
Firefox 4 Beta 4 Introduces Panorama to Group Tabs
Are you opening too many tabs? Is the tab bar getting too cluttered? Mozilla has recently announced in a blog post that the fourth beta of Firefox 4 is now available. It introduces a new tab management feature known as Firefox Panorama, formerly Firefox Tab Candy.
Panorama is a new feature that allows you to …
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