Mozilla has published a new Firefox for Android 23 beta, which brings with it the ability to view RSS feeds from the web browser, the automatic hiding of the location bar, and a flatter but more Web-friendly redesigned logo.

Mozilla’s lead visual designer, Sean Martell, announced that the new logo has been designed with “SVG compatibility and color consistency in mind.

Three U.K. has revamped its pay-as-you-go (PAYG) pricing by introducing new, lower rates for prepaid customers who don’t sign up to one of its monthly add-ons. As of this week, customers with PAYG credit who are not using an add-on will pay just 3 pence per minute for calls, 2 pence per SMS message and 1 pence per MB of data.

Viewing the web through Glass.

Google has announced some big additions coming to Glass via a software update. Project Glass continues to evolve as the Android-based platform matures each month.

This time around, Google Glass is getting a full-blown web browser for navigating links from search results. Tons of voice commands are also being added to magnify the hands-free experience.

The last person you’d expect to get a full rundown on an unreleased product from is someone on the end of a technical support line, but it appears Asus may have been briefing its support staff on the second-generation Nexus 7 ahead of its release.

A Redditor has posted a screenshot of a live web chat he has with an Asus employee, who spilled pretty much everything there is to know about the new Nexus 7 — apart from its price and release date.

If you were to come face to face with some of world’s most famous/important people, in the form of zombies, would you be able to destroy them? In Crazy Bill: Zombie Stars Palace Hotel, you’re the newest threat in Zombieland, a world controlled completely by zombies, and it’s your job to get rid of people like Albert Einstein, Elvis, and Spock (again!) before they get rid of you.