The latest version of Mozilla's popular Firefox web browser has attracted most interest from our readers this week, after the firm logged 150 million downloads just 24 hours after its release.
Also popular this week were Apple's launch of the latest version of its iPhone operating system, and news that China's controversial Green Dam web filtering software could affect US shipments of PCs to the country.
Mobile phone news also occupied much of the top 10, with new devices from Samsung, Nokia and BlackBerry maker RIM all released this week.
Firefox
3.0.11 reaches 150 million downloads in 24 hours
Latest browser version proves popular
Apple
delivers iPhone 3.0 update
New software goes live on iTunes for iPhone and iPod Touch users
China's
Green Dam filter could block PC exports
Intellectual property spat could halt US shipments to China
Samsung
fires up Jet smartphone
New handset to sport new screen and 800MHz sprocessor
Nokia
unveils new E72 business phone
Updated version of E71 is one of three new handsets announced
New
Facebook URLs raise cyber-squatting fears
Experts urge brand owners to act fast
RIM
launches BlackBerry Tour 'world phone'
New handset aimed at globe-trotting business folk
Review:
Acer Aspire Timeline 3810T
A thin-and-light laptop designed for a longer than average battery life
Security
experts uncover one-stop botnet marketplace
Site allows trading of malware, data and networks of infected PCs
Virgin
and Universal to roll out music service
UK customers will be offered unlimited DRM-free downloads
See also:
Time to embrace the pirates, and Wolfram Alpha gets mixed reviews 22 May 2009
Counting down the scariest technologies, Android 1.5 lands and UK a nation of software pirates 15 May 2009
Windows 7 mania, Google in trouble over Android name and the worst viruses ever 08 May 2009
Google Street View, Apple scammers and Michael Dell speaks out 27 Mar 2009All Applications Tags: Phones-and-handhelds, Web, Communications, Hardware, Internet, Management, Security, Software
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