Firefox 4 has been released. With the new version comes an increase in speed, a new interface, and more. This page includes a short video showing how the Tab Panorama feature works.

How to migrate a massive legacy CMS without losing your mind

Read this Computing Unplugged article.

Bitstream Inc. has released BOLT SDK, a suite of tools letting mobile application developers build Java (Java ME) applications that work on a variety of mobile devices.

Cobra Electronics Corporation has announced that Cobra Tag, a Bluetooth tagging system, will be available in July 2011 to help you keep track of car keys, smartphones, or other valuables.

Facebook may not be building its own phone, but it has decided to buy Snaptu, the company that built the Facebook for Feature Phones app.

In an interesting ruling, a Dutch court has said it is legal to hack Wi-Fi security to use an internet connection. However. It is not legal to post threats on internet message boards.

Visa is planning to let US customers exchange payments directly. The service is seen as a direct competitor to PayPal.

George Hotz bought a Sony PlayStation 3, hacked it, and posted information about the hack. Sony has taken offense and is suing Hotz. In the process they’re subpoenaing reams of data from Twitter, YouTube, Google, and more.

The Chinese government requires internet cafes to be licensed. A recent requirement states no one under the age of 18 may be served. And now, to further control the market, licenses for about 30 percent of the cafes have been revoked.

Mobile computing has become a big problem for corporate IT departments. Now HP is planning to enter the market with a business-centric sensibility, perhaps forcing other mobile companies to change.