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Mozilla delays Firefox 3.1 again, slates another beta
Mozilla now plans to add another beta to the Firefox 3.1 development schedule, a move that will push the browser's ship date to the second quarter or later.
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Study: Hackers still driven by urge to vandalize Web sites
NASA: Lawn mower-size robots may build lunar outpost
Google blocks paid apps for unlocked G1 users
Microsoft wraps up Vista SP2 RC
Microsoft patches IE8 bugs in Windows 7
Microsoft offers language-agnostic coding technology
Microsoft to launch experimental search site
Nortel sells Alteon technology for a fraction of its original value
Microsoft spells out Windows 7 activation nags, limits
Review: Apple's Safari 4 browser beta is innovative, fast, fun
Apple's new browser, the Safari 4 public beta unveiled on Tuesday, will wow users with useful new features, slick interface tweaks, speedy page rendering and smart development decisions based on how people actually surf the Web. Ryan Faas likes what he sees.
When good browsers go bad -- and they all do
There's plenty of blame to go around. Some Web sites haven't been updated, and many developers still don't design their pages to modern standards and best practices. Browser vendors still interpret some standards differently and don't fully implement all of the features in others. The list goes on.
Jeannette M. Wing
Jeannette M. Wing, Carnegie Mellon University's 'Dragon Lady,' talks about computational thinking, tomorrow's security threats and hopes for a focus on science from the Obama administration.
Could the recession be good for enterprise software?
The recession has companies worldwide scrambling to rein in technology costs with desperate vendors responding in turn, offering deep license discounts, providing low-cost financing and proclaiming ever more shrilly that their products in fact save customers money.
How Virtualization Improves Software Development
Virtualization's big push to fame was arguably kick-started by VMware's Workstation product, which allowed individual users to run a bunch of OSes, versions or instances (similar to multiple application windows) instead of having a one-at-a-time multi-boot environment. In many companies, virtualization arrived with developers first using the technology quietly to do testing and development, then introducing the virtualization tools to IT higher-ups.
How virtualization improves software development
In many companies, virtualization arrived with developers first using the technology quietly to do testing and development, and who then introduced the virtualization tools to IT higher-ups.
Fight Back Against Cybersquatters
The story you are about to read is true. The names have been changed to protect the pond scum who hijacked the name of a not-for-profit animal rescue group. Not that they deserve protection.
Java fights Flash
A long time ago, in an ancient world when the Internet was young, the Java language was so hot that Fortune put Scott McNealy on the cover with a superhero costume and the name "Java Man." The cross-architecture power of Java was going to remake the computer world and become the default OS for all of computerdom.
Is Your ISP Throttling Your Internet Service?
Is the speed of your company's Internet connection being throttled back by your ISP? Unless you're using a cable modem for your business Internet connection--and have Comcast or Cox as the provider--probably not. But, wouldn't you like to know, just to be sure?
Review: 4 rich Internet applications that double as desktop apps
Rich Internet applications can offer enhanced functionality on both a desktop and a Web browser. We look at four of these highly useful tools.
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