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Firefox 4 development, which took nearly a year, was marked by umpteen beta releases and even this past weekend they snuck out a second release candidate, just days before the gold release on March 22. But Mozilla developers are working on a plan to pull Firefox into a 16-week release cycle.

A new study shows consumers under 35 would rather use focused apps rather than browsers on mobile devices; so forget the browser UIs for new mobile end-user apps.

Lately, it seems, there's been a small movement amongst key projects in the open source community to move away from stalwart open source browser Firefox to up-and-coming newbie browser Chromium.

A recent little speed bump on the information superhighway reminded me that more than ever, we are placing a lot of faith in our browsers. What happens when web developers and hardware vendors can't agree on Web standards?