Firefox Coming to a Mobile Device Near You

Mozilla is working on a mobile version of Firefox. Unfortunately, it probably won't see the light of day until end of this year. Well it's about time. I was wondering why this was taking so long. In case you don't already run Firefox on your computer, get with it already. Just click the image link above and pull it down. You won't regret it. The thing that really makes FF so much more than just a web browser and more like a platform are the slew of extensions available for it. I've got easily over a dozen extensions that improve my browsing experience, makes me more efficient and adds tools that I can't live without now. After all, I blogged this entry directly in FF using an extension called ScribeFire, which rocks BTW.

Firefox Coming to a Mobile Device Near You

Mozilla is working on a mobile version of Firefox. Unfortunately, it probably won't see the light of day until end of this year. Well it's about time. I was wondering why this was taking so long. In case you don't already run Firefox on your computer, get with it already. Just click the image link above and pull it down. You won't regret it. The thing that really makes FF so much more than just a web browser and more like a platform are the slew of extensions available for it. I've got easily over a dozen extensions that improve my browsing experience, makes me more efficient and adds tools that I can't live without now. After all, I blogged this entry directly in FF using an extension called ScribeFire, which rocks BTW. ]]>

Firefox Coming to a Mobile Device Near You

Mozilla is working on a mobile version of Firefox. Unfortunately, it probably won’t see the light of day until end of this year. Well it’s about time. I was wondering why this was taking so long. In case you don’t already run Firefox on your computer, get with it already. Just click the image link above and pull it down. You won’t regret it. The thing that really makes FF so much more than just a web browser and more like a platform are the slew of extensions available for it. I’ve got easily over a dozen extensions that improve my browsing experience, makes me more efficient and adds tools that I can’t live without now. After all, I blogged this entry directly in FF using an extension called ScribeFire, which rocks BTW. ]]>

Firefox Coming to a Mobile Device Near You

Mozilla is working on a mobile version of Firefox. Unfortunately, it probably won’t see the light of day until end of this year. Well it’s about time. I was wondering why this was taking so long. In case you don’t already run Firefox on your computer, get with it already. Just click the image link above and pull it down. You won’t regret it. The thing that really makes FF so much more than just a web browser and more like a platform are the slew of extensions available for it. I’ve got easily over a dozen extensions that improve my browsing experience, makes me more efficient and adds tools that I can’t live without now. After all, I blogged this entry directly in FF using an extension called ScribeFire, which rocks BTW. ]]>

Firefox Coming to a Mobile Device Near You

Mozilla is working on a mobile version of Firefox. Unfortunately, it probably won’t see the light of day until end of this year. Well it’s about time. I was wondering why this was taking so long. In case you don’t already run Firefox on your computer, get with it already. Just click the image link above and pull it down. You won’t regret it. The thing that really makes FF so much more than just a web browser and more like a platform are the slew of extensions available for it. I’ve got easily over a dozen extensions that improve my browsing experience, makes me more efficient and adds tools that I can’t live without now. After all, I blogged this entry directly in FF using an extension called ScribeFire, which rocks BTW. ]]>

Firefox Coming to a Mobile Device Near You

Mozilla is working on a mobile version of Firefox. Unfortunately, it probably won’t see the light of day until end of this year. Well it’s about time. I was wondering why this was taking so long. In case you don’t already run Firefox on your computer, get with it already. Just click the image link above and pull it down. You won’t regret it. The thing that really makes FF so much more than just a web browser and more like a platform are the slew of extensions available for it. I’ve got easily over a dozen extensions that improve my browsing experience, makes me more efficient and adds tools that I can’t live without now. After all, I blogged this entry directly in FF using an extension called ScribeFire, which rocks BTW. ]]>

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Amazon MP3 store to spread DRM-free love global in 2008

Filed under: Portable Audio<img src="http://coolgadgetsuk.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/6129.jpg" /><br /> var In perhaps the biggest threat to Apple's global dominance of digital music, Amazon just announced the international rollout of Amazon

Amazon MP3 store to spread DRM-free love global in 2008

Filed under: Portable Audio<img src="http://coolgadgetsuk.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/6129.jpg" /><br /> var In perhaps the biggest threat to Apple's global dominance of digital music, Amazon just announced the international rollout of Amazon MP3. Right, the on-line storefront offering DRM-free music from all four major labels. That's 3.3 million songs (priced at $0.99 or less) from over 270k artists encoded in 256kbps MP3 files for playback on any PC, any Mac, and pretty much any portable device you might own. Sure, it's beta but so is that gMail account you've been using for the past 4 years. Unfortunately, the best that Amazon can commit to is "this year" which leaves plenty of time for the house of Apple to get their DRM shiznit together.<br />]]>

Amazon MP3 store to spread DRM-free love global in 2008

Filed under: Portable Audio<img src="http://coolgadgetsuk.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/6129.jpg" /><br /> var In perhaps the biggest threat to Apple's global dominance of digital music, Amazon just announced the international rollout of Amazon MP3. Right, the on-line storefront offering DRM-free music from all four major labels. That's 3.3 million songs (priced at $0.99 or less) from over 270k artists encoded in 256kbps MP3 files for playback on any PC, any Mac, and pretty much any portable device you might own. Sure, it's beta but so is that gMail account you've been using for the past 4 years. Unfortunately, the best that Amazon can commit to is "this year" which leaves plenty of time for the house of Apple to get their DRM shiznit together.<br />]]>

Amazon MP3 store to spread DRM-free love global in 2008

Filed under: Portable Audio<img src="http://coolgadgetsuk.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/6129.jpg" /><br /> var In perhaps the biggest threat to Apple's global dominance of digital music, Amazon just announced the international rollout of Amazon MP3. Right, the on-line storefront offering DRM-free music from all four major labels. That's 3.3 million songs (priced at $0.99 or less) from over 270k artists encoded in 256kbps MP3 files for playback on any PC, any Mac, and pretty much any portable device you might own. Sure, it's beta but so is that gMail account you've been using for the past 4 years. Unfortunately, the best that Amazon can commit to is "this year" which leaves plenty of time for the house of Apple to get their DRM shiznit together.<br />]]>

Amazon MP3 store to spread DRM-free love global in 2008

Filed under: Portable Audio<img src="http://coolgadgetsuk.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/6129.jpg" /><br /> var In perhaps the biggest threat to Apple's global dominance of digital music, Amazon just announced the international rollout of Amazon MP3. Right, the on-line storefront offering DRM-free music from all four major labels. That's 3.3 million songs (priced at $0.99 or less) from over 270k artists encoded in 256kbps MP3 files for playback on any PC, any Mac, and pretty much any portable device you might own. Sure, it's beta but so is that gMail account you've been using for the past 4 years. Unfortunately, the best that Amazon can commit to is "this year" which leaves plenty of time for the house of Apple to get their DRM shiznit together.<br />]]>

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