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Netscape Navigator 9 Beta 3 Released

Gadgets & Tech – Netscape is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Netscape Navigator 9.0 Beta 3. The release is now available for download from browser.netscape.com for Windows, Mac, and Linux.

View Story Discuss (2) (blog.netscape.com) 342 days ago by cfinke

Voted for on August 24, 2007 11:30am

7 Best Firefox Skins Ever
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7 Best Firefox Skins Ever

Gadgets & Tech – Heads up to new and old Firefox users! Firefox supports "Firefox skins" (aka themes) . These are special Firefox addons which change the look and feel of the browser. The default Firefox skin is only one of a huge number, and frankly, it's kind of ugly.

View Story Discuss (7) (tekeeze.com) 342 days ago by cations

Voted for on August 17, 2007 02:57pm

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Idea: Unify the Ubuntu name

Gadgets & Tech – Why don't we come up with some new names that are easier to understand? Something like this: "Ubuntu School Edition" - The OS formerly known as Edubuntu; * "Ubuntu Lightweight Desktop Edition" - (Xubuntu); * "Ubuntu Desktop Edition with KDE" - (Kubuntu)

View Story Discuss (0) (useopensource.blogspot.com) 352 days ago by schestowitz

Voted for on August 06, 2007 05:00pm

Facial Recognition Slipped into Google Image Search
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Facial Recognition Slipped into Google Image Search

Gadgets & Tech – Google Image Search now has the ability to perform facial recognition as well as searching for news images.

View Story Discuss (16) (blogoscoped.com) 365 days ago by nowsourcing

Voted for on July 25, 2007 11:36am

Security firm discovers severe iPhone Safari exploit
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Security firm discovers severe iPhone Safari exploit

Gadgets & Tech – Security firm Independent Security Evaluators has announced a proof-of-concept exploit for Safari on the iPhone that, when executed, can transmit personal data from the iPhone to attackers. When a user navigates to a page with malicious code, data such as text messages, voicemails, and contacts can be transmitted back to the attacker.

View Story Discuss (4) (arstechnica.com) 366 days ago by cmetzger4

Voted for on July 24, 2007 12:57pm

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