Mozilla Firefox coming to enter your Mobile..

Some of us do surely remember the long overdue announcement by Mozilla about its work on a Mobile browser. Now again a new announcement has come indicating that it is current working on a version of it.

Firefox Mobile
Announcement further said that the mobile browser will be designed for mobile phones and will make its first appearance sometime in 2008.

To achieve this ambitious project, it has hired two very high profile mobile developers for this project i.e. Christian Sejersen who will head up engineering and development of the browser, and France Telecom researcher Brad Lassey who will also be part of the same team.

coolest thing here is that the new mobile version will act like the desktop version and will also include support for XUL and extensions. Also, work is being done trying to make it portable i.e. where a user could easily port preferences, bookmarks, and so forth between the mobile and the desktop.

I think, hard time for Opera is coming up soon. At present Opera is the enjoying the monopoly of the mobile browser market with its free Opera Mini and Opera Mobile.

I had heard Microsoft was also gonna make something like that. As far as my memory is concerned, it was DeepFish. But never heard of it again. Anyway, it was only for Windows Mobile based handsets, while Opera has browsers for Java and Symbian phones, the most popular versions of handsets.

In this case, just hope that the browser is for Java and Symbian phones also.

Firefox for Mobile - Mozilla devs are up to something small!

Firefox logoThe long wait is over! Mozilla foundation hints their plans to ‘rock’ the mobile platforms with the Mobile version of the hottest of all web browsers, the Firefox! Mozilla’s entry to the mobile market is definilly late with IE, Opera and lots of other opesource and closed source browsers around the web. But considering Firefox’s ’secure and free’ label it’s never late.

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How to Open Password Protected Outlook Data (.PST ) Files?

One of my colleagues asked me if it is possible to crack a password protected Outlook (. PST) Data File. The file contains some important project data but unfortunately he forgot the password. Even though I’m not a big fan of MS Outlook I decided to have a look in the password protection of the Outlook PST files. As usual, a Google search reveals a new world of password crackers!
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Beta Testing for Norton Internet Security 2008 and Norton AntiVirus 2008

Symantec is looking for Beta testers for it’s upcoming products Norton Internet Security 2008 and Norton AntiVirus 2008.  The most exciting feature addition to the new products is SONAR, an advanced behavior based malcious code detection system. This provides the new security products with the ability to detect treats which are not even listed in the viri database.

If you are interested in trying out the beta releases, go ahead and get your hands dirty here!

X-NetStat Pro - View your Internet and network connections in realtime

I was looking for a way to monitor the HTTP traffic originating from an aplication. After a bit of googling I can across an excellent Network traffic monitoring tool, X-NetStat Professional from Fresh Software.

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