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Pale Moon 5 outshines sibling Firefox 5

Firefox 5 may be short on visible new features, but look under the hood and you'll find plenty of useful tweaks that both cut resource use and improve performance. If you like the browser but would prefer even more speed, though, there is an alternative in Pale Moon 5, which was released today.

What is LulzSec afraid of?

Today, quite unexpectedly, LulzSec Security announced its retirement. "This is our final release, as today marks something meaningful to us.

Commodities: Gold, Oil Hit, Copper Steady

Gold and oil ended mixed to weaker on Friday in the wake of the move by the International Energy Agency to drop 60 million barrels of oil onto the world market in the next few weeks.

US Economy: Small Improvement, No One Happy

The US government revised its final figure for first-quarter economic growth to 1.9% Friday night, our time, up from its earlier estimate of 1.8%, but the improvement provided no joy to the markets.

Housing will see rebound: BIS Shrapnel

BIS Shrapnel has disputed the idea of a property market crash, and has forecast that house price growth will begin to accelerate within the next two years.

Daily Forex Forecast 6/27/2011

The Australian share market rose slightly in mixed trading before the weekend, with gains in financials, consumer staples and materials offsetting falls in telco, utilities, industrials and energy stocks.

World Market Overview 6/27/2011

The Australian share market rose slightly in mixed trading before the weekend, with gains in financials, consumer staples and materials offsetting falls in telco, utilities, industrials and energy stocks.

Australian Stock Market Report 6/27/2011

US durable goods orders rose by 1.9pct in May, above forecasts centred on a 1.5pct gain. The US economy grew at a 1.9pct annual pace in the March quarter, above the previous estimate of 1.8pct.

Deals: NBN On The Way?

Telstra, Optus and the federal government have done the long awaited deals to get the NBN going.

Software-based PogoPlug: this one can't catch on fire

Cloud Engines Inc. announced a new aspect to the Pogoplug media server solution, the software-only Pogoplug that gives users mobile access to photos, music, and movies that they have stored on their home computer.

Feature: Yes, The Wall Of Worry Has Grown, But...

The AMP's chief economist and strategist, Dr Shane Oliver updates his Wall of Worry report from may, which was pushed a little higher yesterday with the US Federal Reserve cutting its 2011 and 2012 growth forecast for the US and lifting its estimates for inflation and unemployment.

BitTorrent launches, then pulls new distributed chat app

Filesharing software company BitTorrent on Thursday released two new pieces of software: µTorrent 3.0, a new stable release to the popular freeware BitTorrent client, and µChat beta, a new distributed chat app for µTorrent and BitTorrent Chrysalis.

Nokia's first Windows Phone device: 'Sea Ray'

It may be the worst thing to tell a crowd: "put away your cameras." But that is exactly what Nokia CEO Stephen Elop said speaking to a meeting of company employees this week in debuting a "super confidential product:" Nokia's first Windows Phone 7 device.

Work on IDRs to avoid 'reputational' pain: COSL

The Credit Ombudsman has encouraged lenders and credit providers to improve their internal dispute resolution schemes to avoid the "reputational implications" of having a complaint taken to an EDR.

Daily Forex Forecast 6/24/2011

Traders were content to play the ranges once again during yesterday's local session with buyers of the Aussie emerging down at 1.0530 - not far from the key support level around the 1.0480 region.

World Market Overview 6/24/2011

The Australian share market closed weaker, in line with a global sell-off following a downbeat assessment of US growth by Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke.

Should I renew my Skype number?

While I was busy working and not paying attention to nag mail, my Skype number expired this week. I could reactivate and get another three months service for about 12 bucks after a 33-percent discount. But it's Whopper Wednesday. That $12 would feed the family, with enough change left over for some cool vanilla cones at the Rite Aid.

Will Kinect finally make us respond to interactive advertisements?

Microsoft's Kinect 3D motion controller has hit a harmonious chord among both game consumers and interface developers, selling over 10 million units since it launched last November, and inspiring a whole movement of amateur developers to devise innovative new uses for the peripheral.

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