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Submission + - Mozilla To Release Firefox 4 Next Month 1

Submitted by Neil
Neil writes: Damon Sicore, Senior Director of Platform Engineering at Mozilla, has announced that the company is almost ready to ship Firefox 4. On its mailing list, Mozilla has revealed it has around 160 hard blockers to fix, before proceeding to Release Candidate stage. Both the RC and the final version would arrive in February, according to Sicore. Mozilla was originally planning on having Firefox 4 out by the end of last year, but it had to delay the release till 2011. Last month, Firefox 4 Beta 8 was released for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux 32-bit/64-bit, with support for 57 languages. Mozilla's roadmap says it still wants to release a Beta 9, a Beta 10, and at least one Release Candidate build before the final version.
Mozilla

Submission + - Voting is now open for Game On 2010 (mozillalabs.com)

Submitted by nikanth
nikanth writes: Voting is now open for Game On 2010, the Mozilla Labs' first international gaming competition.

Game On 2010 is Mozilla Labs' first international gaming competition. Game On is all about games built, delivered and played on the open Web and the browser. Out of the 160+ submissions to the first Mozilla Labs Game On Competition, 124 games have been selected to be showcased in the Game On Gallery. Play and vote now.
Games

Submission + - FBI Seeks Suspect's Web Game Records (wsj.com)

Submitted by wiredmikey
wiredmikey writes: The Federal Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday asked the administrator of an Internet game to hand over records of communications by Jared Loughner, following a Wall Street Journal article describing disturbing messages the accused shooter wrote over a three-month period last year. In an interview, David McVittie, the administrator of the Web game Earth Empires, said he was contacted by the FBI, which requested the files, including 131 messages that Mr. Loughner wrote.

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