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Firefox to Challenge IE on Windows 8 ARM Devices
Microsoft's Internet Explorer market share is back on the rise thanks to its use in Windows Phone 7 smartphones. But it won't have everything its own way as Mozilla plans to bring Firefox to Windows 8 tablets.
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Opera 11.50 Introduces Streamlined Interface, Speed Dial Extensions
Our favorite cross-platform browser just got leaner and meaner, and grew a few new toys. Opera (news, site) has just released version 11.50, which comes with a few enhancements that might have been inspired by some of Opera's competitors. But when you're at the #5 position
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5 Very Cool Underused Chrome Features
Google touts the whole of its Chrome browser as simple, quick and efficient, but there are a lot of nifty supporting features that don't get much spotlight time. Here are 5 that are sure to help you work better and faster: 1.
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RockMelt Beta Update Includes Gmail Notifier, Enhanced Twitter, Facebook Integration
Still in beta, the new and cool social-themed browser, RockMelt (news, site) adds improved Gmail support, a speedy Chromium core and faster social interactions. Let's have a look. Taking Beta Steps RockMelt, a new browser with some serious backing, entered public beta a couple of weeks ago
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Browser Wars, the Sequel: New Versions, New Players and the Mobile Front
Competition is great because consumers benefit from it. This is true for any product, including browsers. New versions of all the major browsers are out and this inevitably fuels the browser war.
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Want IE9? You'll Need an Unreleased Service Pack with That
Microsoft played the schoolyard bully this week when an FAQ post indicated that the upcoming IE9 browser will not run without the not-yet-released Windows 7 Service Pack 1. Yeah, you read that right. You need an un released service pack to run IE9.
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Microsoft's Internet Explorer 9 Beta Has Arrived
Welcome back to the browser wars, Internet Explorer 9 is here! Along with beauty and speed, Microsoft's beta version of the browser -- released today -- promises to set websites free from their chains.
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Chromium 7 Has Arrived and It's Not that Awesome
Team Google set the bar pretty high when they said a new version of Google Chrome would be out every six weeks, but so far they're delivering on their word.
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Internet Explorer 9: A Platform Preview, Not a Beta
With Microsoft (news, site ) rebounding like Dennis Rodman in his prime, can the company pull another Windows 7 or Windows 7 Phone out of its hat with IE9? Exploring New Frontiers Internet Explorer has had a rough ride since, well, forever.
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t4 SiteManager 7: Accessibility, WebDAV, Cross Browser Support
Twelve months, €900,000 in research and a whole lot of feedback from its partners through its recently launched extranet and Irish-based TERMINALFOUR (news, site ) has a completely new edition of its enterprise grade web content management system. Site Manger 7.
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Opera Mini's Song Reaches 10 Billion Pages in 30 Days
It's a mobile epidemic! And trust us, "epidemic" is in no way too strong a word. Opera's mobile browser, Opera Mini, proves it with recent numbers: for the first time ever, users viewed more than 10 billion pages in one month according to the State of the Mobile Web
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Mozilla Plays it Safe and Fast with Firefox 3.5 Release
We’ve exhausted our clever browser wars word play, so we’ll just come right out and say it: Firefox 3.5 was released for download today. The anticipated release comes one year after the launch of Firefox 3, and is being described by its creators as “the best performing browser Mozilla
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Google Chrome Updated - 30% Faster and Now with Full Screen
It seems like it was only yesterday when Google graced us with Chrome and the browser world subsequently went bananas, doesn’t it? That’s probably because it was only 8 months ago. Now, back for round 2 is our dear old uncle Google with a newer, faster release that includes
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SharePoint 2010: Preparing Your Infrastructure
It's getting closer. SharePoint 2010 that is. And now that the dates are all out in the open, Microsoft is offering us information to get our infrastructure ready. A new post has just come out on the Microsoft SharePoint Team blog outlining the Preliminary System Requirements for SharePoint 2010.
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