Tomorrow is the release date of Firefox 3.5 but the Mozilla team is already hard a work for the next release of Firefox 3.6 or what is currently being called Firefox.next or code name "Namoroka" at the Firefox camp. Firefox 3.6 is scheduled for delivery in early to mid 2010. Mozilla promises the next big jump to have a number of improvements so that they can gain more of the market. Currently Firefox is the number 2 browser and they would like to close that gap a little more.

Mozilla will release the next major version of Firefox on Tuesday, June 30, Webmonkey has learned. Mozilla confirmed the news Friday afternoon.

The company previously made a promise that it would make the browser available for download "by the end of June” this year. Since next Tuesday falls on the last day of the month, Mozilla is sticking to its word — just barely.

For only $49.99 you can upgrade your OS to Windows 7. This is a pre-order only (release date 10/22/2009) and its Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade. Normally it runs $119.99 but till July 11th you can pre-order it for only $49.99 (that is $70.00 off). There is a limit of 3 per household, so get it while its hot!

As a layman, I find this software a bit amazing. Apparently it's not safe to sell or give away old memory cards, depending upon who or what you've been shooting...

http://www.macworld.com/article/140290/2009/06/klix.html?lsrc=nl_mwgems_h_crawl

I'm slowly and somewhat painfully trying to figure out Linux. I purchased a media tablet and well its Linux based. Unlike Windows and MAC that come out with new OS every few years Linux does many many updates as they go along to their Linux Kernel. So when you do your updates its not huge one like Windows or MAC but more like a bunch of smaller ones. I kinda look at it like how Firefox is always coming out with a new verison, that is what Linux does.

I know I do. I do not the menu in Office 2007. I mean I spent most of my God given life navigating the old menu. What in the world would make Mr. Gates think that we wanted to learn a completely absurd and utterly ridiculous new menu setup? (this states my opinion of course... no scientific studies have been done on the absurdity of the new menu)