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Just two days after the release of Firefox 2.0.0.19 and the official cut-off date for all updates to Firefox 2.0, Mozilla announced its plans to make available Firefox 2.0.0.20 as soon as possible. On December 17, Mozilla explained that it had managed to ship an incomplete Firefox 2.0.0.19 build, and that, in this context, yet another update for Firefox 2.0 was required. In this manner, even though Mozilla had planned to kill off support for Firefox 2.0 with the launch of version 2.0.0.19, the successor of Firefox 3.0 has got a reprieve, albeit small in any real significance. It seems that only the Windows version of the open source browser will get an additional breath of fresh air.
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via Softpedia @ 21:31 18th Dec
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While working to produce the first Release Candidate of Firefox 3.1, Mozilla has made available for download two new releases of codename Shiretoko's precursors. Firefox 3.0.5 and Firefox 2.0.0.19 went live on December 16, 2008, and are now up for grabs along with Firefox 3.1 Beta 2. As it had warned as early as mid-2008 with the launch of Firefox 3.0, Mozilla discontinued supporting Firefox 2.0 as of December 16. In this regard, Firefox 2.0.0.19 is the last release for version 2.0 of the open source browser.
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via Softpedia @ 18:22 17th Dec
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Firefox 2.0 is officially expired, again. The precursor of Firefox 3.0 was initially planned for expiration on December 16, 2008, with the availability of Firefox 2.0.0.19. Version 2.0.0.19 was supposed to be the last security and stability update for Firefox 2.0, and Mozilla came very close to bringing these scenarios to reality.
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via Softpedia @ 18:49 19th Dec
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BPM, SOA, and Web 2.0 currently are three of the hottest (and arguably the most hyped) technology strategies, with BPM and SOA a little more mature than Web 2.0. Enterprise adoption and convergence are fundamentally changing how IT and business (or mission) stakeholders work together. Because of the dynamic differences in the use and perceptions of these different technologies, there are both opportunities and threats for organizations. This white paper introduces a series or research studies and case studies exploring the BPM, SOA, and Web 2.0 convergence.
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via Business Process Management @ 2:06 23rd Dec
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Mozilla plans to update its popular web browser, Firefox, to version 3.0.5 this upcoming Thursday. This new version will mainly target users of the old version of Firefox, 2.0.0.18, who have not yet upgraded to version 3.0 after it was released more than five months ago. Even though Mozilla would like users to upgrade, those who want to use the old version may still download it from various websites, as it will be supported until 2.0.0.19. After this final update of version 2.0, which is supposed to occur this month, Firefox users will be notified that their version is no longer supported, and will be advised to upgrade to version 3.0. Mozilla also is planning a major update to Firefox, slated for early 2009, though it does not yet have a version number associated with it.
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via Overclockers Club @ 8:26 3rd Dec
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Most of the discussion surrounding Web 2.0 applications revolves around the way it revolutionized end users' interaction with applications and with other users. An area that is sometimes left out of the discussion is the impact Web 2.0 had on the developers who are actually building these applications.
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via Cloud Computing Journal @ 17:02 16th Dec
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Most of the discussion surrounding Web 2.0 applications revolves around the way it revolutionized end users' interaction with applications and with other users. An area that is sometimes left out of the discussion is the impact Web 2.0 had on the developers who are actually building these applications.
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via Sys-Con Media @ 2:03 13th Dec
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Most of the discussion surrounding Web 2.0 applications revolves around the way it revolutionized end users' interaction with applications and with other users. An area that is sometimes left out of the discussion is the impact Web 2.0 had on the developers who are actually building these applications.
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via AJAX and RIA Journal @ 7:24 5th Dec
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Most of the discussion surrounding Web 2.0 applications revolves around the way it revolutionized end users' interaction with applications and with other users. An area that is sometimes left out of the discussion is the impact Web 2.0 had on the developers who are actually building these applications.
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via SEO/SEM Journal @ 23:38 4th Dec
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The existence of semantically tagged Web pages is crucial to bring the Semantic Web to life. But it is still costly to develop and maintain Web applications that offer data and meta-data. Several standard Web engineering methodologies exist for designing and implementing Web applications. This paper introduces a technique to extend existing Web engineering techniques to develop semantically tagged Web applications.
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via ZDNet.fr @ 3:45 18th Dec
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GeoSpatial Training Services is pleased to announce the availability of a new instructor guided, Internet based Virtual GIS Classroom course entitled "Building Web 2.0 Mapping Applications with ArcGIS Server and Google Maps". How fast can you learn to build Web 2.0 mapping applications with ESRI's ArcGIS Server and Google Maps? With our unique combination of hands-on exercises, Flash based lecture materials containing audio, video, code samples, and demonstrations you will be creating next generation web-based GIS applications in a matter of days using the new ArcGIS Server JavaScript API and Google Maps.
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via GIS Café @ 23:13 16th Dec
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GeoSpatial Training Services is pleased to announce the availability of a new instructor guided, Internet based Virtual GIS Classroom course entitled "Building Web 2.0 Mapping Applications with ArcGIS Server and Google Maps". How fast can you learn to build Web 2.0 mapping applications with ESRI's ArcGIS Server and Google Maps? With our unique combination of hands-on exercises, Flash based lecture materials containing audio, video, code samples, and demonstrations you will be creating next generation web-based GIS applications in a matter of days using the new ArcGIS Server JavaScript API and Google Maps.
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via Geoplace @ 13:24 16th Dec
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This release introduces better compatibility with CGI and FastCGI applications by providing REQUEST_URI and SCRIPT_FILENAME variables, support for default-sun-web.xml, and certification of OpenSolaris 2008.11 as a supported platform. Users of Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 through Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 Update 3 as well as prior releases are encouraged to upgrade. Get the download, release notes, and bug fixes and stability improvements.
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via SunFlash Newsletter @ 1:21 21st Dec
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Last week I posted a list of the Web hosting providers you think are the best and worst. This week, I took a look at your reviews of Web editors. There aren't as many reviews of Web editors as Web hosts, I guess most of us just don't get as passionate about our editor as we do about our hosts. But it's interesting to me to see the differences between how I review Web editors and the reviews my readers give. Find out what About.com readers think are the Best Web Editors and the Worst Web Editors. If you are interested in having your review included in the tally, you should either submit a full review online, or click on the "write a review" link at the top of a review of your editor. Comments on this post are happily received, but will not be included in the tally of best and worst Web editor.
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via About @ 10:05 24th Dec
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News Bites - Python 3.0, SongBird 1.0, OpenOffice.org 3.0, OpenSolaris Time Slider Screencast, IEEE and TOG Man Pages Added to OpenSolaris 2008.11 Release
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via SunFlash Newsletter @ 19:29 13th Dec
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I've been looking for the best Web page editor for years now. When I started designing Web pages, Web page editors didn't exist. I used vi or Notepad or SimpleText (now TextEdit) and was amazed that I could even read the stuff I was writing, let alone have it make Web pages. Then I learned about a tool with a name that inspired me - "Dreamweaver". Isn't that what I wanted to do? Weave my dreams into reality? Of course, my boss had a different idea and bought me the program "FrontPage". I couldn't afford Dreamweaver on my own, and after 10 minutes of using FrontPage (version 1), I was back to writing HTML in my text editors. But since then, I've started looking for the best of the best Web editors. In that quest I've downloaded and evaluated over 130 Web editors on Windows, Macintosh, and even Linux.
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via About @ 22:10 24th Dec
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Sarah Sharp writes "Intel's Open Source Technology Center is working on USB 3.0 support for Linux. USB 3.0 has wire speeds of 5Gbps and promises to be 10 times faster than USB 2.0. A recent video demo shows speeds that are 3.5 times faster than USB 2.0. The USB 3.0 drivers will be submitted to the mainline kernel when the eXtensible host controller interface (xHCI) specification reaches a 1.0 release."
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via Slashdot @ 19:27 13th Dec
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ZeptoPad 2.0 is the most convenient mobile note taking and mind mapping software, now a portable whiteboard. ZeptoPad 2.0, with the new built in web server, accesses a Mac/PC web browser then projects onto a screen for real time presentation.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 9:58 10th Dec
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Without Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP many Web 2.0 companies would not exist today. This is according to Tim O'Reilly, CEO of O'Reilly Media and the person most often credited for coining the term Web 2.0. O'Reilly was quoted saying this in a recent media release by MySQL AB, developers of the popular open source database.
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via IOL Technology @ 4:08 10th Dec
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HONG KONG (XFN-ASIA) - Shares of Chinese telecommunications operators and equipment suppliers surged after news that Bejing has approved the issuance of licenses for third-generation (3G) mobile phone services. Among telecom equipment suppliers, China Wireless soared 0.07 hkd or 20 pct to 0.35, China Communications Services surged 0.29 hkd or 5.4 pct to 5.12, SIM Technology jumped 0.07 hkd or 11 pct to 0.73 and ZTE rose 1.4 hkd or 6.9 pct to 21.7. Among telecoms services providers, China Mobile was up 1.75 hkd or 2.3 pct at 79.55, China Telecom rose 0.17 hkd or 5.9 pct to 3.06 and China Unicom gained 0.38 hkd or 4.2 pct to 9.69. China's State Council, or cabinet, said on Wednesday that 3G licenses will be issued for networks using the domestically developed TD-SCDMA standard as well as internationally used WCDMA and CDMA2000.
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via Aastocks.com @ 23:17 2nd Jan
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Hire Web Developers for your Custom Website Development Requirement from Percep - Perception System, the India based web development & web design Company is known for the value of their web development & design services for small and big business houses. The company has started to offer a range of outsourcing services in all areas of web development specially designed to meet the diverse needs of small businesses. Why Choose Perception System: Perception System has dedicated teams of developers to fulfill the client’s requirements. At PERCEPTION SYSTEM we have expert system analyst who are technology experts. They can help you build custom application that suits your business needs in professional and efficient manner.
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via Business Portal 24 @ 6:47 2nd Dec
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