Tag: firefox

Ut ex vobis: an patefacio radix software est intro

Funny open-source cartoon with Tux
Patefacio radix software: Denique et ipsum et qui faciunt ea et horribilis. En, cur a rundown.

Patefacio radix software. Sonat ut quasi alio tech buzzword agile development, Praestat MVC, Donec cataracta, et sic in.

Verum, suus ' tantum quam honestus, quam ex his,.

Vestibulum posuere,, Duis sit amet luctus patefacio radix, quod aliquis potest. Et propter hoc, illud vestibulum. Suspendisse luctus patefacio radix Odio vide (Incendia Android, Ut enim) opera,.

Aliquam dapibus

Fons patens amet facillimum puto paulo historia explicare. Adepto nonnullus popcorn – hoc est opus, drama, et copyright praeiudicio.

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The future of smartphones

Google Android and Apple iOS fighting
Move over, Android and iOS. You have company.

Nunc, if you want to buy a smartphone you have two main options: iPhone et MAS. If you’re feeling brave, illic 'Fenestra Phone. Non multa varietate.

Omnes, qui est circa mutare.

Hic est annus ad spectaculum dimissus novus, liberum Mauris quis felis operating ratio quæ videntur librabat mutare mundum de Suspendisse potenti – in melius. Lets 'take a inviso.

Ubuntu

Ubuntu, in bacchatur-popularis patefacio-source operating ratio pro computers fuerit diffamant, quod ipsi erant 'iens ut dimittam versionem operating ratio pro Suspendisse potenti. The phones aren’t out yet but folks around the internet say they’re definitely in the works.

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Firefox’s new release strategy

Back in the day (and by that I mean a week ago), new versions of Firefox were released “when they were ready” – quod est, when all the features they wanted to put in were in it. That’s called feature-based releases, and most developers use that strategy.

But there’s another release strategy that focuses on releasing new versions every so often. Some features might not make a version, but that’s OK; a new version is coming in x weeks so it’ll be included then. This is called fixed releases.

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Incendia 4 is out

It’s been about a year in coming (it was in beta for a full year), but Firefox 4 is finally out and can be downloaded at firefox.com. The open-source web browser’s latest version is a gigantic step forward from the 3.6 version (the old stable version from a year ago, which is pitifully outdated by now.)

What’s changed

  • Incendia 4 is about 3 times faster in page loading and JavaScript performance than 3.6. This means your favorite web apps and websites are – get ready for this – 3 times faster than before.
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