Firefox 13.0 in the final, full of new features

The Mozilla Foundation does not punching and already released version 13 of their web browser that brings its lot of new ergonomic features and practices.

After several successive beta versions since the end of April, it is today that comes out the final version of Firefox 13.0.

Web browser from the Mozilla Foundation offers its batch of graphic, ergonomic improvements and practices such as a redesigned home page giving access visually and to main features as icons at the bottom of the screen (downloads, bookmarks, history, add-ons, browser etc settings) quickly.

The opening of a new tab also appear a (Speed Dial) mosaic of nine thumbnails of the sites most popular that it is possible to rearrange envy by moving, pinning or removing very simply as Opera which proposes this time and chromium more recently.

The activation of the SPDY Protocol on the sites the support to expedite the loading and soft scrolling are now enabled by default. Finally we now find a "Reset" button to avoid having to uninstall Firefox for seeds, indeed, by simple pressure on this button, the browser recovers in its original state (profile user cleaned up, additional modules removed, etc.) but leaves the Favorites, passwords and other cookies unchanged.

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Fujifilm X 10: compact retro advanced features

Fujifilm Unveils a nice compact retro lines and serious manufacturing.

Fujifilm takes advantage of the IFA in Berlin to unveil a new retro style, X 10 photo recording equipment. A compact is to side with the top line of the category machines, and just take over the limited series X 100, a compact retro focus lens fixed, 23 mm f/2. Here it finally is entitled to a manual zoom (28-112 mm) for apertures between f/2.8 and f/2. The onboard aspheric lens is "House" and promises excellent quality of image with Super EBC (Electron Beam Coating) technology. The black color casing is designed in magnesium and is, he must say, very elegant.

The sensor is 12 megapixel CMOS EXR format, a sensitivity up to 12800 ISO. It can collect up to 10 images per second and maximum resolution 7, and can shoot in 1080p so that save the images in RAW format. For now, Fujitsu remains silent as to the price at which will be proposed this device, but confirms that it will be available in stores at the beginning of November.

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