StumbleUpon has just released their Android and iPhone apps. They bring the same great experience as the desktop to the mobile apps on Android and iPhone.

The iPhone and Android apps for StumbleUpon is very basic, but still provides the functionality you need.

At first, you simply sign in and press the “Start Stumbling!” button which get you started with new websites. You can even share any page via email, Twitter, or Facebook in just a click.

I’ll leave the rest for you to explore. StumbleUpon app is exactly the same on iPhone and Android.

Download StumbleUpon App

iPhone users can download it from the App Store, while Android users can grab it from the Android Market. It is available for free!

[Via TechCrunch]

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StumbleUpon iPhone and Android Apps

TweetDeck for Android Beta 4 has just been released by the TweetDeck team. This update brings the new Column settings UI which was promised in the last Beta 3 release.

You can now set individual columns with notifications, led flashing, sound and vibrate (or any combination thereof). You’ll also be able to set the refresh rate per column and delete the column from this page.

Full changelog of Android TweetDeck Beta v0.9.4:

• Updated column notifications & refresh rate settings UI
• Added Light, Sounds & Vibrate notification options
• Fixed bug which stopped Facebook updates from appearing
• Can now “Share” an image from the Android Gallery App to TweetDeck
• Can now “Share” a link from the Android browser to TweetDeck
• “Shared” links are auto-shortened using bit.ly

Download Android TweetDeck Beta v0.9.4

You can download the latest beta 4 of Android TweetDeck from here: Download Android TweetDeck Beta v0.9.4

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Android TweetDeck Beta v0.9.4: Beta 4 Released

Facebook for iPhone 3.2.1 was just released and is now available for download from the App Store!

This update only brings bug fixes and enables Facebook Places for users in the US. Other regions will be added soon, according to Facebook.

Download Facebook for iPhone 3.2.1 from the App Store!

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Facebook for iPhone 3.2.1 Released, Download Now!

PS3 jailbreak was long due and now we finally have it, thanks to xiaNaix of PSX-Scene. PS Jailbreak is a USB plug and play solution that installs in seconds, keeping your valid warranty seal in tact.

It gives you a number of new features and stuff to do with your PS3. PS Jailbreak is compatible with all production models ‘fat’ and ‘slim’ and supports all regions: USA, JAP, PAL and KOREA.

PS Jailbreak is very easy to install and takes you step-by-step in the GUI set up. It disables forced software updates and will never brick your console.

Backup games to your internal hard drive or external hard drive through USB, and boot directly off GUI – eliminating the need for expensive blu-ray burners and costly blank media.

This will let you play backups off your hard drives 2x as fast as off the blu-ray drive which eliminates lags and glitches to provide you with smoother gameplay.

You will also be able to install the latest Homebrew apps and games off any USB hard drive/flash drive.

PS Jailbreak for PS3

The website is back up and you can check it out for more information.

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PS Jailbreak for PS3 Now Available

Nokia is all set to launch to launch Nokia N8 worldwide and now the pictures about the new Nokia N9 have been leaked on the internet. Today, there are some more leaked images of the upcoming Nokia N9 which is not yet announced by Nokia. But as always, they get leaked every time before launch.

The new Nokia N9 smartphone is expected to have Super AMOLED screen, QWERTY keyboard, Symbian^3 OS, Wi-FI, Bluetooth, 8MP Camera, TV-out (720p video), Dual camera and much more. Right now we are not sure about the operating system, some say its Meego while others say its Symbian^3 OS. Let's wait and see how much truth lie in these rumors.

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Nokia N9 Images Leaked?

Firefox 4 will be bringing hardware-accelerated graphics with Direct2D support in Firefox 4, but that will not be enabled by default. The Firefox team believes that feature is not quite ready to be rolled out for everyone.

Even though it’s not enabled by default, you can still enable it manually with the help of the instructions given at the Firefox Wiki.

How to Enable D2D in Firefox 4

Follow the instructions below to enable D2D support in Firefox 4:

1. Enter ‘about:config’
2. Click through the warning, if necessary
3. Enter gfx.font in the ‘Filter’ box
4. Double-click on ‘gfx.font_rendering.directwrite.enabled’ to set it to true
5. Below this, right click and select New > Integer to add a pref setting
6. Enter ‘mozilla.widget.render-mode’ for the preference name, 6 for the value
7. Restart

Firefox 4 beta 4 will be released on Monday which will have support for hardware-accelerated graphics!

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How to Enable D2D in Firefox 4

Mozilla will be releasing Firefox 4 beta 4 for download on Monday, just days after beta 3 was released, Neowin reports.

Firefox 4 beta 4 will be released with two new features: hardware-accelerated graphics for Windows users and tab sets.

Hardware-accelerated graphics with Direct2D will not be enabled by default as their code is not that ready yet. D2D will make Firefox faster by helping in displaying texts and images.

Tab sets (aka tab candy) will allow users to group their tabs together into sets, such as ‘Work’, ‘Home’ etc.

Mozilla will release Firefox 4 beta 5 probably next month, which will be the last beta release before RC is released.

[via Neowin]

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Firefox 4 Beta 4 Releasing on Monday

Facebook for iPhone 3.2 app is now available in the App Store for download. This update brings support for Facebook Places, a new geolocation feature announced by Facebook earlier today – and it also adds background upload of photos and videos.

The background media upload feature is only for devices running iOS 4.0 or later. This update also includes a few bug fixes.

Download the update from the App Store!

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Facebook for iPhone 3.2: Places Support, Background Photos Uploading

Facebook Places is the latest feature added in Facebook today. We knew this was coming as the rumours had been circulating for a while now.

Places is all about location services and how Facebook users can utilize it. Facebook Places allows you to check-in places just like you do with Foursquare.

Foursquare, Gowalla and Yelp are the launch partners of Facebook Places which will use the new API of Facebook Places and you check-ins will show up at the Places page on Facebook. Places lets you easily share where you are, what you’re doing and the friends you’re with right from your mobile.

• Check in and your update will appear on the Place page, your friends’ News Feed and your Wall.
• Tag the friends you’re with so they can be part of your update.
• Appear in “Here Now” to friends and others nearby who are also checked in.
• Browse status updates of friends checked in nearby.
• After checking in, tap “Here Now” to see who else is checked in where you are.

One thing to remember here is, you have to use Facebook Places to allow your friend to tag you and check-in places when you’re with him. If you’re already using Places, it’s like you checked in yourself without having to do a thing. If you’re not using Places yet, it’s just like being mentioned in a status update.

Facebook Places is now available on Facebook for iPhone 3.2 app which just got updated with the launch of Places. Facebook for Android and BlackBerry will get this feature soon.

Places will soon go live on http://www.facebook.com/places.

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Facebook Places Unveiled