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Firefox 3 Beta 1 is now available for download with new features and changes. New features are.

Improved security features such as: better presentation of website identity and security, malware protection, stricter SSL error pages, anti-virus integration in the download manager, and version checking for insecure plugins.

Improved ease of use through: better password management, easier add-on installation, new download manager with resumable downloading, full page zoom, animated tab strip, and better integration with Windows Vista and Mac OS X.

Richer personalization through: one-click bookmarking, smart search bookmark folders, direct typing in location bar searches your history and bookmarks for URLs and page titles, ability to register web applications as protocol handlers, and better customization of download actions for file types.

Improved platform features such as: new graphics and font rendering architecture, major changes to the HTML rendering engine to provide better CSS, float-, and table layout support, native web page form controls, colour profile management, and offline application support.
Performance improvements such as: better data reliability for user profiles, architectural improvements to speed up page rendering, over 300 memory leak fixes, and a new XPCOM cycle collector to reduce entire classes of leaks.

This beta is intended only for developers and tester so that they can play and report out any bug therein (if any) so that can be corrected before rolling out the final version of Firefox 3. Download FireFox 3 Beta 1

Firefox 3 Beta 1 is now available for download with new features and changes. New features are.

Improved security features such as: better presentation of website identity and security, malware protection, stricter SSL error pages, anti-virus integration in the download manager, and version checking for insecure plugins.

Improved ease of use through: better password management, easier add-on installation, new download manager with resumable downloading, full page zoom, animated tab strip, and better integration with Windows Vista and Mac OS X.

Richer personalization through: one-click bookmarking, smart search bookmark folders, direct typing in location bar searches your history and bookmarks for URLs and page titles, ability to register web applications as protocol handlers, and better customization of download actions for file types.

Improved platform features such as: new graphics and font rendering architecture, major changes to the HTML rendering engine to provide better CSS, float-, and table layout support, native web page form controls, colour profile management, and offline application support.
Performance improvements such as: better data reliability for user profiles, architectural improvements to speed up page rendering, over 300 memory leak fixes, and a new XPCOM cycle collector to reduce entire classes of leaks.

This beta is intended only for developers and tester so that they can play and report out any bug therein (if any) so that can be corrected before rolling out the final version of Firefox 3. Download FireFox 3 Beta 1

In today’s world technology is changing every second. What you think is not possible at present a moment ago becomes possible next moment. The same applies to your cell phone if you think your phone is only capable of just making calls and sending SMSs. Many of the new models, smart phones, come packed with the power of a mini PC. They let you read/write mails, surf Internet, work on office files, even book tickets. However, most of the critical information that you need to will usually be stored on your PC. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could access on your phone documents and mails stored on your PC? If you’re missing this functionality, SoonR comes to help you. The nice thing about it is that with this software, any phone with data access capabilities becomes a smart phone.

SoonR is a tiny piece of software that sits in your PC and lets you search your files and folders from a mobile phone. You can view or share any of the results that you discover right from your phone. It,s made up of three main components: SoonR Desktop to search and access documents and images, SoonR Organizer for email, scheduling and contacts and SoonR Talk for mobile VoIP.

To use SoonR you don’t need to install any software on your mobile phone, all you need is a decent GPRS connection to get started. However, on your PC you would need to install a PC software client, and tell the client what part of your PC you need access to. For instance, say you select Outlook. SoonR will send a web link to your phone just click on it and you can view all outlook email, as well as contacts and calender, from any phone (you need to run your PC when you’re out and accessing the outlook through SoonR). Viewing photos or files from the phone is a snap too. You could just Google any image you have on your PC or navigate to the file and select it. SoonR will take the image and compress it to a small thumbnail of around 73 KB to fit your phone’s small screen. With store folder at any time you can even access your files with your PC turned off. This is accomplished by caching an encrypted copy of information in our secure web servers of SoonR. The result is decent. however patience is the key, especially with the kind of GPRS network speed you get in India the image can take a long time to load but with EDGE phones the experience is slightly better. You can even change file format as well.

With SoonR Talk component you can connect with Skype service (VoIP) on your PC and make free calls from your cell phone. Other features include ability to access more than one PC with one SoonR account and intergeration of desktop search (like Google Desktop search).

In today’s world technology is changing every second. What you think is not possible at present a moment ago becomes possible next moment. The same applies to your cell phone if you think your phone is only capable of just making calls and sending SMSs. Many of the new models, smart phones, come packed with the power of a mini PC. They let you read/write mails, surf Internet, work on office files, even book tickets. However, most of the critical information that you need to will usually be stored on your PC. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could access on your phone documents and mails stored on your PC? If you’re missing this functionality, SoonR comes to help you. The nice thing about it is that with this software, any phone with data access capabilities becomes a smart phone.

SoonR is a tiny piece of software that sits in your PC and lets you search your files and folders from a mobile phone. You can view or share any of the results that you discover right from your phone. It,s made up of three main components: SoonR Desktop to search and access documents and images, SoonR Organizer for email, scheduling and contacts and SoonR Talk for mobile VoIP.

To use SoonR you don’t need to install any software on your mobile phone, all you need is a decent GPRS connection to get started. However, on your PC you would need to install a PC software client, and tell the client what part of your PC you need access to. For instance, say you select Outlook. SoonR will send a web link to your phone just click on it and you can view all outlook email, as well as contacts and calender, from any phone (you need to run your PC when you’re out and accessing the outlook through SoonR). Viewing photos or files from the phone is a snap too. You could just Google any image you have on your PC or navigate to the file and select it. SoonR will take the image and compress it to a small thumbnail of around 73 KB to fit your phone’s small screen. With store folder at any time you can even access your files with your PC turned off. This is accomplished by caching an encrypted copy of information in our secure web servers of SoonR. The result is decent. however patience is the key, especially with the kind of GPRS network speed you get in India the image can take a long time to load but with EDGE phones the experience is slightly better. You can even change file format as well.

With SoonR Talk component you can connect with Skype service (VoIP) on your PC and make free calls from your cell phone. Other features include ability to access more than one PC with one SoonR account and intergeration of desktop search (like Google Desktop search).

Visit calendar.google.com from your mobile. Where you can add new events, manage or see your upcoming events with complete details like date, time, location, description, and guest list. With this Google calender facility you won’t miss any single event. You will get the SMS alert from Google Calender 10 Minutes before the actual event time so that you can prepare yourself for the event better.

Visit calendar.google.com from your mobile. Where you can add new events, manage or see your upcoming events with complete details like date, time, location, description, and guest list. With this Google calender facility you won’t miss any single event. You will get the SMS alert from Google Calender 10 Minutes before the actual event time so that you can prepare yourself for the event better.