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Firefox's first 3.6 beta arrives

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	Mozilla releases first beta of Firefox 3.6 Those keen to try out Mozilla's latest browser--and its new process to update the software more frequently--now can try Firefox 3.6 beta 1 for Windows, Mac, or Linux. New features in 3.6 include personas, which let people customize the browser appearance; faster execution of Web-based JavaScript programs; better browser responsiveness; and faster start-up time. Firefox is at the vanguard of the second generation of browser wars. Although it competes with Google's Chrome, Apple's Safari, and Opera, all those browsers are also allied in a way against Microsoft's Internet Explorer, which though dominant is relatively slow at some tasks and only now complying more fully with Web page standards of yesteryear. The rivals, meanwhile, are pushing ahead with new features... Read more  Related: Firefox gains Windows 7 features Stephen Shankland CNET.com New on Webware.com Google Dashboard lifts curtain on stored data Posted by Tom Krazit Google is launching Google Dashboard, a service that lets you log into a console and see all the personal data that the company maintains on a Google Account user across all its products, from Gmail and YouTube to Blogger and Picasa. It allows users to log into the settings page of their Google account and review links to the personal data stored by Google across many of its products from a single Web page.  Read more  Integrated retweet on its way to Twitter Posted by Don Reisinger Retweeting has become such an important part of Twitter use that the social network announced that its rollout of integrated retweeting has finally begun. In essence, the new retweet button will work much in the same way the "reply" option works on the site already. Users will need only to click the retweet button and their status-update box will be populated with the desired tweet.  Read more  An unofficial way to 'dislike' things on Facebook Posted by Josh Lowensohn Facebook's "like" feature has been around since February, but the massive social network never provided users with a way to quickly voice their opinions going the other way. Want to add it anyway? We've got a Firefox extension for you that does just that.  Read more  How-to: Preview search results in Google, Bing Posted by Jessica Dolcourt If you browse the Web with Firefox, free extension SearchPreview breaks up text blocks by inserting thumbnail images of the site's homepage to the left of the text, where your eye naturally goes. If you're unsure which of the many returned links you really want, a glance at the thumbnails could settle the dispute.  Read more  Amazon gets social with Twitter integration Posted by Dave Rosenberg Amazon.com this week rolled out an interesting new feature that allows Amazon Associate members to broadcast links to Amazon products via their Twitter accounts. Associates can now simply click a link in the toolbar to send a link (replete with sales-y text) to Twitter as part of their shopping and selling experience. Amazon gets a sale, Twitter gets traffic, and the associate gets revenue share. What could possibly go wrong?  Read more  All about Google Voice BT's Ribbit releasing Google Voice competitor Posted by Rafe Needleman Sure, Google Voice is cool, but it's not necessarily the best Web-meets-phone service one can imagine, is it? The field is still open, and switchboard-in-the-cloud company Ribbit (a division of BT) will stir things up when users get their hands on Ribbit Mobile, a new telephony service for consumers.  Read more  Your best 'worst' Google Voice transcription errors Posted by Jessica Dolcourt Last week, we shared three of our wackiest mistranscribed voice messages from Google Voice and asked you to pass along the funniest flubs from your own in-box. Your hilarious samples poured in through comments and e-mails. We've rounded up some fine specimens of voice mail meanings that were definitely lost in translation in our gallery.  Read more  More Webware  Webware RSS feed  The Webware 100  About Webware.com
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Week in review: Microsoft getting lucky with 7?

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	Week in review: Microsoft getting lucky with 7? Sales and usage of new OS are up, while Intel attracts additional antitrust attention. Also: AT&T has a lawyer for that app ad. Read full story Steven Musil CNET News.com Video of the week Verizon launches the Motorola Droid Maggie Reardon visits a Verizon Wireless store in Manhattan for the launch of the new Motorola Droid smartphone. Watch this video Most popular stories 1.  Windows 7 usage growing quickly 2.  Windows 7 upgrade version: The dos and don'ts 3.  New York antitrust suit accuses Intel of bribery 4.  T-Mobile users still reeling from outage 5.  AT&T vs. Verizon: There's a lawyer for that 6.  Corporate bank accounts targeted in online fraud 7.  Barnes & Noble hit with suit over Nook 8.  Microsoft gives the MSN butterfly a makeover 9.  Slow start for the Droid? 10.  FAQ: Should I buy that extended warranty? Multimedia 1.  Loaded: If you've fallen and you can't get up 2.  News Podcast: Much ado about extended warranties 3.  Reporters' Roundtable: The business of app stores 4.  Prizefight: Nintendo DSi vs. Sony PSP Go Top photo galleries 1.  Emerging devices at AT&T Labs 2.  Video guitars, crafted by hand 3.  Mickey Mouse, behaving badly 4.  Inside a Microsoft data center 5.  HTC Droid Eris Crave Android and iPhone price plan comparison Nicole Lee Associate Editor CNET compares the price plans of three Android phones and the Apple iPhone across all four nationwide carriers. Read more Top-rated reviews of the week 1.  2010 BMW X5 M 2.  RIM BlackBerry Bold 9700 (T-Mobile) 3.  AKG K 518 LE headphones 4.  Casio Exilim EX-FC100 (black) 5.  Iomega StorCenter ix2-200 (4TB) 6.  2010 Lexus RX 450h 7.  LG 60PS80 8.  Onkyo SKS-HT870 9.  Samsung Freeform - teal (Alltel) 10.  Sony Vaio X (VPC-X115KX/N Signature Collection, gold) More from CNET News  Today on News  Business Tech  Cutting Edge  Wirelesss  Security  Digital Media  Crave  Markets  Blogs  Webware  Photo Galleries  Recent Videos
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Week in review: Motorola, Verizon ready the Droid

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	Week in review: Motorola, Verizon ready the Droid The new Google Android smartphone gets prepped to arrive next month, while Windows users settle in with Windows 7. Also: The latest on Facebook privacy. Read full story Steven Musil CNET News.com Video of the week Motorola Droid's unboxing CNET's Natali Del Conte takes a look at the Motorola Droid for Verizon Wireless, a smartphone running Google's Android 2.0 operating system and marketed as an anti-iPhone. It is set to hit the market on November 6 for $199.99, with a two-year contract. Watch this video Most popular stories 1.  Verizon, Motorola unveil the Droid 2.  Can the Droid save Motorola? 3.  Microsoft puts its 'signature' on PCs 4.  Yahoo, Microsoft need more time to ink pact 5.  Former AMD chief linked to Galleon case 6.  Cisco to buy cloud security firm for $183 million 7.  Facebook spells out updated privacy policy 8.  White House Web site makes open-source move 9.  Twitter investor: 'We didn't need the money' 10.  Analyst: Chip recovery under way Multimedia 1.  Video: Plug-in cars come to Detroit 2.  Video: Hands-on with the latest TasersE 3.  Audio slideshow: Bridging the digital divide 4.  Podcast: Droid navigates its way to market Top photo galleries 1.  A close look at Intel's microserver 2.  The top 10 best-selling PS2 games 3.  A Windows 7 launch party, Georgia-style 4.  U2 goes global via YouTube 5.  Tokyo DC Expo focuses on 3D 6.  The newest in Taser tech 7.  Motorola Droid hands-on photos Crave Spooky tech tales to make your computer crawl Leslie Katz We asked readers to send in their spookiest tech tales in advance of Halloween, and they delivered the gore. Get ready to be scared. Read more Top-rated reviews of the week 1.  Klipsch Image S4i earphones with mic 2.  Motorola Droid (Verizon Wireless) 3.  Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1 (with 14mm-45mm lens) 4.  Razer Orochi 5.  Samsung DualView TL225 (purple/black) 6.  Doro PhoneEasy 410 (black) (video, photos) 7.  HP LP3065 30-inch monitor (photos, user ratings) 8.  Onkyo HT-S7200 (photos, pricing) 9.  Samsung Blue Earth (unlocked) (video, photos) 10.  Vizio VF551XVT (video, power, users) More from CNET News  Today on News  Business Tech  Cutting Edge  Wirelesss  Security  Digital Media  Crave  Markets  Blogs  Webware  Photo Galleries  Recent Videos
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Verizon and Motorola unveil the Droid

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	Verizon and Motorola unveil the Droid The first Android phone on Verizon's network arrives next week. And it's clear that the Droid is aimed at people looking for an iPhone alternative. Read full story Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Downloads  CNET News  CNET TV  Crave
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