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    Mozilla eyes extra beta for Firefox 3.1 26/11/2008 07:49:00

    The final version is still expected around the end of Q1 2009
    Mozilla will probably add a third beta to the development schedule for Firefox 3.1 to get a better handle on remaining bugs and give several new features, including a faster JavaScript engine and a private browsing mode, more testing time, the company's browser director said Tuesday.
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    Google claims MapReduce sets data-sorting record 25/11/2008 07:58:00

    Google late last week claimed results of in-house data sorting tests bolster its claims that its MapReduce technology can manipulate more data faster than any conventional database.
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    IBM supercomputers rated most energy efficient 25/11/2008 10:32:00

    Supercomputing Green 500 List has found that the top 20 most energy-efficient supercomputers in the world are built on IBM high-performance computing technology.
    Supercomputers from IBM are more energy efficient than supercomputing iron from rival vendors, according to latest research from The Green500.org.
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    IBM working on Web-based collaboration platform 25/11/2008 12:37:00

    Blue Spruce project yields interactive collaboration and conferencing via Web browser
    IBM is working on a platform for collaborative mashups that needs little more than a browser and a server to create a shared environment that includes audio and videoconferencing.
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    Ruby on Rails upgrade released 24/11/2008 07:48:00

    Popular Web framework gets improved support for HTTP validators as well as an internalization framework
    Ruby on Rails 2.2, an upgrade to the popular Web application framework, was released Friday, featuring an internationalization framework and stronger support for HTTP validators, according to the Ruby on Rails Web site.
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    Ruby on Rails rolls into the enterprise 20/11/2008 12:26:00

    The New York Times used it on Election Day; YellowPages.com's site is built with it.
    The New York Times used Ruby on Rails to pull together, analyze and display election results in near real time on one of its busiest Web traffic days ever. How did nytimes.com scale up Rails -- a framework known for quick development turnaround but less than lightning fast performance?
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    ISO publishes Office Open XML specification 20/11/2008 07:37:00

    The ISO has published the specifications for a Microsoft-created file format that caused bitter debate during its path to become an international standard.
    The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has published the specification for a Microsoft-created file format that caused bitter debate during its path to become an international standard.
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    Zend adds Flash links to PHP 20/11/2008 07:06:00

    Zend Framework 1.7 upgrade also boosts performance
    Concentrating on rich Internet applications, Zend Technologies is backing Adobe's Action Message Format (AMF) in Zend Framework 1.7.
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    Microsoft, Novell eye Moonlight beta, system management 20/11/2008 07:49:00

    The Moonlight beta will put Microsoft's Silverlight on Linux, and the Advanced Management Pack enables management of Windows and Linux servers from a single console
    Marking the two-year anniversary of their controversial interoperability agreement, Microsoft and Novell this week are announcing upcoming availability of both the beta version of Moonlight, which puts Microsoft's Silverlight rich Internet application technology on Linux, and the general release of Advanced Management Pack for Suse Linux Enterprise for Microsoft System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2.
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    Ingres updates open-source database 19/11/2008 07:57:00

    Ingres has shipped a big update for its open-source database.
    Open-source database vendor Ingres unveiled Ingres Database 9.2 on Tuesday, the first major release of the venerable software in more than a year.
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    New Firefox app lets users pimp their browsers 19/11/2008 07:33:00

    'Fashion Your Firefox' Web app simplifies choosing and installing add-ons
    Mozilla Tuesday unveiled a Web application that speeds Firefox customization by offering users several sets of pre-selected add-ons.
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