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Linux.com: "Firefox 4.0 is still a bit away from final release, but the time to think about switching is now. The Mozilla Project is releasing Firefox 4.0 beta 6 this week, and the current builds are really good.

Why switch? I'll give you five excellent reasons to jump on the 4.0 train today."

Linux.com: "Firefox 4.0 is still a bit away from final release, but the time to think about switching is now. The Mozilla Project is releasing Firefox 4.0 beta 6 this week, and the current builds are really good.

Why switch?"

Linux Pro Magazine: "The Mozilla Project announced the alpha release of Fennec, the mobile version of their popular Firefox browser, for Android smartphones and the Nokia N900."

Originally an experimental branch of the Mozilla project, a new web browser was launched on November 9, 2004: Firefox 1.0.

Open Enterprise: "It was an inspiring experience – not my talk, of course, but being among 180 of the top free software coders in Europe, along with other key people from the Mozilla project."

Linux Pro Magazine: "The Mozilla Project has updated its roadmap for the coming versions of Firefox. The next big release, Firefox 4.0 with Geko1.9.4 underneath, is scheduled for the end of 2010."

Firefox just keeps moving on. After hitting the billionth download, you might think the project would sit back and relax a while, but not so much.

This week, the Mozilla Project released 3.6 alpha 1, which mostly focuses on speed improvements. Is it better than 3.5, or Google Chrome?

Let's take a look!

The Mozilla Project's long-awaited calendaring app is about to see 1.0. After five years of development, the project released 1.0 beta builds this week.

We took Sunbird for a spin to see how it manages our time.