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Finally Firefox 3 Final Release is Out. Download here for Windows version, or if you want a Mac Version, you can get it from here.
As we all know, firefox want to make a new guiness record for the most software downloads within a 24 hour period. And as expected, mozilla site has been slow down for this moment indicated that it’s overloaded :d
Today is Download Day and there has been a lot of griping about the servers going down. Well, it looks like the servers are back up again. I have now downloaded Firefox 3 with no problems at all and am writing this post using it. I had played around with some of the release candidates but hadn’t been using them full-time because of plugin compatibility, (I’m looking at you Firebug).
So I am now running Firefox 3 , If you want Firefox 3 too, get it here.
After more than 34 months of active development, and with the contributions of thousands, Mozilla has officially announced that they would be releasing the final version on June 17. As we all know, it has been almost a month since the first release Candidate version of Mozilla Firefox 3 web browser, and yet there was no officially announcement about the final version. Firefox 3 RC 3 have launched a week after release of RC2.
Mozilla said that Firefox 3 Final release will be shipped and ready to download whenever its ready, and it will be ready at 17th June as Mozilla developer news announcement.
Mozilla has big plans for the day. Mozilla is hoping to set a world record for the most software downloads within a 24 hour period. The company is also encouraging people to plan Firefox parties around the globe. Very, very geeky Firefox downloading parties.
Microsoft which had over 94% of the market share back in 2003, has lost shares consistently to Firefox and the later is about to surpass 20% worldwide market share in July. This certainly shows that Firefox has been progressing steadily regardless of the fact that Microsoft with its Internet Explorer product controls the web browsing market.
Internet Explorer 8 is in its beta testing right now and the final version is expected by the end of 2008. If Firefox 3 succeeds in making its mark, it might make Microsoft think about releasing IE8 soon(they might consider adding more features so that they can compete with Firefox 3).
The new version of Firefox is fast, has strong features and it works fine on different operating systems which may help them registering their name in the Guinness Book of World Records.
Although its tablet PC lineup may not be as impressive as Fujitsu ’s, Toshiba has put together a solid and diverse array of convertible tablets over the past several years. The Toshiba Portégé M700-S7002 ($1,799 direct) is a convertible tablet that competes with the Fujitsu LifeBook T4000 Series and the ASUS R1, offering a wide selection of bred-for-performance, standard-voltage processors. Although not the lightest model by tablet standards, the M700 has a built-in optical drive to soothe some of the grumbling over its weight.
The M700-S7002 measures 9.5 by 11.8 by 1.5 inches (HWD) and weighs 4.5 pounds. You can’t tell at first glance, but the system has received a considerable makeover from its predecessor, the Portégé M400-S4032. It retains a boxy look, absent any visual eye-candy that might make it look less like a business machine and more like its prettier sibling, the Portégé R400-S4931. But it adds a new hinge design, a widescreen, and a webcam. The optical drive is essentially the reason why tablets like the Fujitsu LifeBook T4210 and the ASUS R1 are thicker and less attractive than those that forgo the drive. It doesn’t help either that the Wacom-enabled screens—the technology that drives handwriting recognition—have sensors beneath the tablet’s surface that thicken the screen and thus increase the tablet’s overall dimensions. So even though the M700 now has a widescreen format and an LED backlight, usually signaling a thinner screen, the Wacom technology counteracts that effect.
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The M700’s built-in optical drive, a rarity in the tablet space, gives you the ability to burn DVDs, watch DVD flicks, and install software. In shopping for a tablet, you have to ask yourself how important these capabilities are to you. If you decide to opt out of a built-in optical drive, there is a wealth of other options. The Lenovo ThinkPad X61 Tablet and the Fujitsu LifeBook T2010 start at 3.5 pounds and 3.9 pounds, respectively. Devices like the HTC Shift and the OQO model 02 bring an alternative method of tablet computing, with their ultra-mobile platforms.
The best part about convertible tablets is their ability to expose a keyboard with one swivel of the screen. In the M700’s case, the full-size keyboard is very pleasant to type on. As for other not-so-conspicuous enhancements, the Portégé R400’s latchless design is carried over to the M700. The rotating screen is locked into position by two pegs near the hinge, in place of a locking mechanism in the front bezel. According to Toshiba, this design will beef up the hinge by 35 percent, holding the screen steady at multiple angles.
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