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Remains of the Day: Marching Toward Firefox 3.5 Edition [For What It's Worth]

2 giu/09

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Mozilla continues its steady march toward the Firefox 3.5 release, Windows 7 Starter loses its three-app limitations, and Google Docs now supports Office 2007′s default file types.

Mozilla testing near-final Firefox 3.5
Slow and steady, Firefox keeps pushing toward 3.5, with 3.5 Release Candidate 1 coming in the next few weeks. [CNET]
Let’s talk about Windows 7 Starter
Microsoft drops the three-app limit on Windows 7 Starter edition, the version of the OS designed to run on netbooks and to be distributed in developing countries. [The Windows Blog]
Upload .docx Files to Google Docs
Google Docs adds support for Word and Excel 2007′s default file formats. [Google Operating System]
Microsoft Update Quietly Installs Firefox Extension
Microsoft makes one of the oldest mistakes in the book, quietly installing software and not allowing you to easily uninstall. [Washington Post]
Report: America Getting BBC Streaming TV, Thanks to Google
Hulu’s jumping across the pond later this year, but it looks like BBC may find its way to U.S. shores as well. [Gizmodo]
Preparing to Sell E-Books, Google Takes on Amazon
The search giant plans to dive into the ebook market by the end of this year, pitting it directly against Amazon. [NYT]