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Firefox, Opera downloads soar after IE warnings
Mozilla yesterday reported a “huge increase” in downloads of Firefox in Germany after that country’s computer security agency urged IE users to dump the browser and run a rival instead. Read More



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1-in-5 consumers likely to buy Apple tablet, poll says
Apple is looking at a huge hit in its rumored tablet, with nearly 20% of U.S. consumers likely to buy the device, a research analyst said today. Read More

Preston Gralla: Installing Firefox 3.6: One more reason Linux isn’t ready for the prime-time mass market
Looking to upgrade to Firefox 3.6? On Windows and the Mac, you don’t need to do much more than download a file, perform a few clicks, and you’re done. But for the moment, if you want to upgrade it on Linux, you’ll be in a world of pain unless you’re a very experienced Linux user. It’s one more piece of evidence that Linux needs plenty of help if it wants to crack the mass market.   Read More

IT Blogwatch: Linux market share grows vs. Windows and Mac OS X shrinkage
We’re told Linux is the only desktop OS with a growing market share: Windows and Mac OS X actually shrank. The Net Applications report also shows Windows 7 already dwarfing all versions of Mac OS combined. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers review the data. Not to mention People In Order… (MSFT) (AAPL)   Read More

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Apple boosts 27-in. iMac shipping delay to 3 weeks
Apple on Thursday increased the shipping delay for its 27-in. iMac to three weeks, the longest since the new model’s debut last year. Read More

Preston Gralla: Firefox 3.6: Where’s the juice?
The just-released Firefox 3.6 is a perfectly fine browser, boosting speed a reasonable amount over previous versions, improving security, and adding a useful feature or two. But use it a little while, and you’ll soon ask yourself: Is that all there is? And is the problem not with Firefox, but that browsers themselves have gotten old and tired?   Read More

Seth Weintraub: Will Apple’s tablet take some netbook market?
We already know the Apple tablet has eBook reader makers scared. In just the past few days, Amazon has cut a better deal with publishers, offered up an SDK and even given their best customers an opportunity to get a free Kindle. That isn’t a good poker face to say the least. But, should Netbook makers be afraid?   Read More

Seth Weintraub: Chrome now gets Google Voice extension
Google last night released the second version of its Google Voice Chrome extension with some very notable new features.   Read More

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