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Mozilla Unveils Firefox 4 For Android, Maemo

Mozilla, the company behind the smart and intelligent browser, Firefox, unveiled Firefox 4 beta for Android as well as Maemo devices. Mozilla brings in the great interface specially designed to fit Android handsets brings in the special feature known as Pinch-To-Zoom, which would be widely rival the iPhone capability. Various multi-touch devices will now give the users power of zoom on the finger touch. Furthermore, the beta version also brings in Firefox Sync feature which makes an instant change on the activity of the user.
Changes made on the mobile Firefox will automatically appear on the desktop version, this is what the powerful feature of Sync provides. The sync activity applies to changes recorded over the browsing history, passwords, bookmarks, as well as form-fill data.



Another great feature added to the browser is the Awesome screen which gives instant access to recent history, bookmarks and tabs.
Earlier, the alpha version of the browser used the Electrolysis technique which made the browser run in a separate process. The beta version brings something new, the browser now works on layers, which the browser maker says that it improves overall performance and graphics areas including scrolling, zooming and animations.

This post has been edited by happyfamily: 14 October 2010 - 02:02 AM

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What are the Fastest Android Browsers?



Many users have praised the incredibly fast native browser on Android 2.2 Froyo. However, he chart that you are looking at above shows that there are ways to get faster load times with other browsers including the Opera Mini browser and Skyfire 2.0.
The stock browser was able to beat out a couple other popular browsers, however, including Fennec Alpha and Dolphin HD. You will also note from the chart that the Android 2.2 native browser has made incredible improvements over the Android 2.1 browser.

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Download & Manually Install Android 2.2.1 on Nexus One

Nexus One being Google branded Android phone with stock firmware support, makes it easier to provide new updates and firmware to Nexus One. Nexus one is the only android phone which receives updates before any other Android phones. It seems a new update of size 3.9 MB being rolling out to Nexus One which updates the firmware to Android 2.2.1.
No details on changes is available as of now and looking at size of update it looks some minor update. So if you running stock Android 2.2 (build FRF91) version and becoming impatient of waiting for OTA update then follow below guide to manually update Android 2.2.1 on Nexus One.
How to Manually Update Android 2.2.1 on Nexus One

1. Download Official Android 2.2.1 Update.
2. Copy above downloaded file on the root directory of microSD card and rename to update.zip
3. Now power off your phone.
4. Boot your device in recovery mode by holding the trackball and pressing the power button.
5. You’ll be booted into a white screen with three Android robots on skateboards. Select “Bootloader.”
6. On the next screen, select “Recovery.”
7. Now Nexus One phone will reboot, giving you a picture of the Android robot and an exclamation point inside a triangle.
8. Now press the power button and volume up button at the same time. It could take a couple of tries.
9. Now using the trackball choose “Apply sdcard:update.zip” and let things run their course.
10. When you see “Install from sdcard complete”, select “reboot system now”.
Now enjoy your Nexus One with Android 2.2.1. Let us know if you face any issue or find any changes. This update can be applied to any Nexus One model running on Android 2.2, Build FRF91.

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this one i personally tried b4..it works and bekam faster liao

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