Firefox 3.6, the latest version of Mozilla’s popular browser, was released Thursday, featuring a 20 percent speed improvement over version 3.5, Mozilla said. The browser includes improvements to boost performance for everyday Web tasks like e-mail, uploading of photos, and social networking. JavaScript performance is improved, as are overall browser responsiveness and startup time
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Firefox 3.6 released
Cloud computing will become so pervasive that by 2012, one out of five businesses will own no IT assets at all, the analyst firm Gartner is predicting. The shift toward cloud services hosted outside the enterprise’s firewall will necessitate a major shift in the IT hardware markets, and shrink IT staff, Gartner said.
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Gartner: 1 in 5 businesses will dump all IT assets as they move to cloud
The Android 2.1 SDK is now available. Developers and handset manufacturers can download the latest Android development kit and begin to take advantage of the new functionality that Android 2.1 delivers
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Google launches Android 2.1 SDK
Citrix has developed disaster recovery software that uses Microsoft Hyper-V virtualization technology to help automate and speed the recovery process. Citrix has released version 5.5 of its Citrix Essentials for Microsoft Hyper-V , a suite of tools for managing virtual containers created with the Microsoft Hyper-V virtualization software.
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Citrix debuts Microsoft Hyper-V-based disaster recovery app
Palm has stayed very quiet since its releases of the Palm Pre and Pixi devices this summer, which debuted the WebOS that was at one point seen as a key rival to Apple’s iPhone .
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A quiet Palm releases WebOS update
Microsoft’s antitrust settlement offer to the European Commission needs minor, often cosmetic changes in order to restore fair competition to the market for Internet browsers, said some of the software giant’s main rivals Thursday.
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Microsoft rivals call for changes to EU browser settlement
Parallels released the latest version of its Windows virtualization software for Mac computers on Wednesday, which it claims remains faster and more powerful than VMware’s rival app.
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Parallels says new Mac virtualization app faster than VMware Fusion
Is cloud computing just a renaming of SaaS (software as a service) in today’s buzzword-prone IT landscape?
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Cloud computing: Simply SaaS renamed?
VMware is having trouble getting VMware Fusion 3.0 out its download door and is getting customer complaints about timeouts and licensing problems.
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VMware’s Fusion 3.0 release marred by site issues
Amazon is lowering the price of its Web-based virtual servers and has bolstered its cloud services with a new relational database and a set of high-memory virtual server instances.
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Amazon slashes cloud prices, offers new database service
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