A couple of days ago Mozilla released Firefox 3.5 and the new version of this ever-favorite web browser now brings a lot a lot of new features including a Private Browsing mode.

Private Browsing mode is now a days a standard feature in all of the state-of-the-art web browsers including IE8 and Google Chrome and now with Firefox 3.5, users can surf the web or do whatever they want without leaving any traces.

Even though Microsoft boasts 90% of the OS market share with Windows, it still lags behind Apple in a number of offers that add more to the user-experience, Family Pack license being the most important of them all.

Unlike Apple, Microsoft does not offer Family Pack licenses to its users but a recent evaluation suggests that Microsoft may want to change this habit starting with Windows 7.

Netbooks have become a hugely popular hardware category. So much so, that netbooks have in some cases started to outsell laptops, considering their low prices, excellent portability and web centric approach.

But these mini machines are a lot different from our usual ultra powered laptops and notebooks. They have different hardware set ups from their laptop congeners and thus have different software needs. Keeping in view their moderately powered processors, these netbooks may not be able to handle the elephant that Vista is, though they can pick the load of his brother that we know as XP. But using an OS that is specifically built for a netbook has its own aura.

Its finally here! the long-awaited unlock solution for the iPhone 3G has now been officially released by the iPhone Dev Team.

Earlier we announced that we iPhone users would now require a new tool to unlock iPhone 3G known as Ultrasnow and the tool has finally been released.

Good news for the iPhone 2G folks is that the iPhone Dev Team has released a new version of Redsnow which now works to Jailbreak and Unlock the iPhone 2G and also the iPod Touch.

As compared to PwnageTool, Redsnow is a much powerful and easy-to-use utility to Unlock the iPhone 2G and works both on Windows and Mac. The latest Redsnow is now capable to Unlock the iPhone 2G running on Firmware 3.0.

Our blog is committed at bringing you the best and that's exactly the reason that we first test, analyze and observe the results of the tools we share.

Last year, our blog provided the iPod Touch users with an exclusive hack to Update to Firmware 2.0 for Free and as we see it now with the release of Firmware 3.0, most blogs have gone wild into copying the same instructions without testing it out.

At last, after a two day wait, the iPhone Dev Team has finally managed to crack open the iPhone firmware 3.0 and has now released the Pwnage Tool to Jailbreak and Unlock the iPhone and iPod Touch.

Sadly, iPhone 3G users will still have to wait till Ultrasnow is pushed to the Cydia repo so until now only iPhone 2G users will be able to Jailbreak and Unlock their device on the iPhone firmware 3.0. Also the Pwnage Tool can be used by 1st Gen iPod Touch to Jailbreak the device.

Its here! the new iPhone 3.0 firmware by Apple that will bring wonders to the iPhone and iPod Touch.

The update was pushed by Apple a couple of minutes ago and users all around the world are now able to download it to their iPhone and iPod Touch devices. Though, we are still waiting for a word from iPhone Dev Team so the users running and unlocked iPhone should not update their device yet.

In just a couple of minutes, Apple is about to release the new iPhone firmware 3.0 for all iPhone and iPod Touch devices but the interesting part is that the iPhone Dev Team has already managed to Jailbreak and Unlock the new firmware.

They have named the new unlock as Ultrasnow and it is an updated version of Yellowsnow which earlier allowed iPhone 3G users to unlock their iPhone and use with any carrier.

Latest news from various sources claims that Microsoft is working on a new security product for Windows and plans to release it as a freeware by end of this year.

Though it won't be the first time for Microsoft to work on a Windows-based security solution, but we certainly hope that Microsoft does it right this time. Earlier, Microsoft has provided security solutions like Windows Defender and Live OneCare for Windows users but failed to deliver a competing standard.