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Windows/Mac/Linux: There’s actually nothing new for Windows and Mac users, but if you’re a Linux Firefox user who likes the cutting edge, or just like to be up-to-date, the second release candidate of Firefox 3.6 is available for download. The main update, as the Firefox Extension Guru puts it, is a fix to a JavaScript [...]
ASUS Eee Keyboard PC Coming Next Month [Release Date Confirmed, $500 price tag, Atom N270 Processor]
In: gadgets
18 Jan 2010ASUS showed off their Eee Keyboard PC at CES 2009, but the delayed little computer that could has gotten it’s release date confirmed – next month, February 2010. ASUS hasn’t explained what has delayed the little computer. The unique computer was largely designed with ‘nettop’ components, and some in the tech community have suggested that [...]
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- Tags: Asus, computer, curiosities, Eee, keyboard, keyboard pc, little computer, nettop, PC Coming, Read, release, technology gadgets
Firefox Mobile 1.0 RC2 hands-on (video)
In: web resources
18 Jan 2010The way development is going at Mozilla, it won’t be long before we see the first full release of Firefox for a mobile device. Here’s our first look at Firefox on a Nokia N900. Originally posted at The Download Blog Go to Source
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- Tags: Development, Firefox, mobile device, Mozilla, Nokia, nokia n900, release, way
HTC Bravo Release Date Tipped on Facebook [3 Sweden to Carry the HTC Bravo in March]
In: gadgets
15 Jan 2010Last December we caught the new HTC Bravo in the wild. A pretty sleek device with pretty impressive specs, the new HTC Bravo runs Android (probably 2.1), packs a Qualcomm 1GHz Snapdragon processor under the hood and a 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen to be brief. By way of an update, today we just learned that the [...]
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- Tags: Bravo, Carry, curiosities, date, facebook, htc, Read, release, Sweden, technology gadgets, TFTS
Google Talks Chrome Extension Internationalization
In: tutorial
14 Jan 2010Google announced today that starting with Chrome Developer Channel release 4.0.288.1 and beta channel release 4.0.249.64 for Windows, an internationalization (i18n) framework for Google Chrome Extensions is available and enabled by default. “This framework lets extension developers translate user-visible parts of the extension manifest — such as the name and description, and localize messages using [...]
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