I think it is safe to say that the new six week rapid release cycle for Mozilla Firefox internet browser has drawn a lot of controversy since it was announced and put into effect. However, it seems as if Mozilla likes the negative press because it seems as if there could be more to come from this rapid release cycle.

In a recent thread noticed on a developer mailing list, anybody and everybody involved in the effort has been debating the possibility of shortening the cycle even more. These developers are considering shortening the already short six week cycle to a five week cycle or even shorter than that.

According to Mozilla Software Companies Engineer Josh Aas, "Our transition to releasing every six weeks went really well. We're getting fixes to users much more quickly than we used to, but can we get fixes to users even faster? Moving to a five week cycle would mean a fix going into mozilla-central would get to users three weeks faster."

So shortening the short cycle that people are already complaining about sounds like a good idea? To Aas it does. "That's a big deal," Aas added. "It's an upgrade in responsiveness that we can't afford not to pass on if we can pull it off. I suspect the only way to know if we can do it is to try - we can always back off if it doesn't work out."

However, not everybody is objecting to the idea of shortening the cycle. Firefox Release Manager Christian Legnitto stated, "Yes, I absolutely think in the future we will shorten the cycle--but it won't be soon. We have some work to do to make six weeks smooth from a process, tool and product side. When we get six weeks down to a science, we can shorten as needed."

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Source: PC World - Mozilla Mulls a 5-Week Firefox Release Cycle

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Facebook working with the media company Time Warner launched / released an application designed to help prevent bullying ( anti bullying ) or violence against children and adolescents.

Application on Facebook is part of a broader cooperation between the two companies had been established since a few months ago.

Reported by Forbes, Tuesday (09/20/2011), this cooperation is like the appeal of Facebook and Time Warner to use their influence in raising awareness of violence and encourage children and adults to stop it.

Named the 'Stop Bullying: Speak Up', the application is intended for anyone who knows the violence that occurs both inside and outside of the Facebook site.

"It offers information on how to prevent it and ask the children and adults to take part if they see bullying action," the report said.

Since officially released earlier this week, more than 2,600 of the 3,600 people who took part were adults. Time Warner himself had started the campaign 'Stop Bullying: Speak Up' since last year through the Cartoon Network show.

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After a few months since its launch, Google + prominence doubt. The reason, the CEO of Google itself that is rarely known Larry Page update his account.

In personal accounts Larry Page, last seen updatean conducted on August 15, alias already more than a month ago.

From dailymail Monday (9/19/2011), Page creates the account in June. But apparently he was not 'consistent' with profilenya recent rumors and cause odor wafted, namely that these networking sites are declining in popularity.

Previous Page is diligently posting pages with sharing photos. He also briefly congratulated on achieving + Google achieved and at pengakuisisan Motorola Mobility.

But as many as 300,000 people who enter the Page into the 'circle' they seem to be disappointed because the CEO of Google is somewhat neglecting her account.

Responding to quiet the page Page, a Google spokesman declined comment. Google party just to explain that most people choose to share their activity only to some of the circle (a circle of friends), not to everyone.

In the first month is drawing attention + Google by acquiring 25 million users, an achievement that won Google within 10 months when she was launched in 2004.

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LG Electronics last added members in the ranks of high-end smartphones. South Korean manufacturer was showing off Optimus Q2, an Android-based handset is equipped with a sliding qwerty keyboard type.

Optimus 2Q has a 4-inch wide screen LCD screen with IPS technology (In Plane Switching). Mobile phones with the Android operating system relies Gingerbread 1.2 GHz dual core processor Nvidia Tegra two latest versions are probably more powerful than the processor in LG Optimus 2X.

Sector 5 megapixel camera and VGA front camera. LG also claims included Optimus Q2 berkeyboard smartphone with slim body at this time. Only 12.3 mm thickness.

As quoted from Electronista, Monday (19/09/2011), Optimus Q2 planned to present in Europe and South Korea starting next week. And then to various other areas. Price range has not been announced.

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