After the minor Firefox 4.0.1 update, we wrote about Firefox 5.0 Alpha 2, and now – Firefox 6.0 Alpha 1. The first alpha version is now available and at least we don’t find any major changes in it so far. May be in the next few releases.

Firefox development sure seems on steroids these days, specially after how much time they took with the Firefox 4 development.

Download Firefox 6 Alpha 1 (6.0a1)

You can download Firefox 6.0a1 from here: Download Firefox 6.0a1

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Download Firefox 6 Alpha 1 Nightly for Windows, Mac, Linux

We have already discussed about Mozilla’s plans to speed up Firefox development. Firefox 5.0 is expected to be released sometime in June. And for that, Mozilla has already released Firefox 5.0a2 on the Firefox Aurora channel.

Firefox Aurora channel will allow you to experience the newest Firefox innovations in an unstable environment that's not for the faint of heart. These releases will include early developmental stages of Firefox updates.

Firefox 5.0 Alpha 2 (Firefox 5.0a2) is now already available for download. You can get it from the link below.

Download Firefox 5.0a2

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Firefox 5.0 Alpha 2, Aurora Channel Released

Firefox 4.0.1 has been released for download. The latest update brings a number of bug fixes, security issues and some minor changes to the browser.

You can update your Firefox 4 now to get the latest Firefox 4.0.1. A new feature, similar to Chrome, has been introduced in Firefox 4.0.1 for automatic update. Firefox will now automatically update, just like Google Chrome does.

Download / Update Firefox 4.0.1

You can grab the update from here: Download Firefox 4.0.1

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Download Firefox 4.0.1 for Windows, Mac, Linux

Google just made it official that Android 2.3.4 OTA will be rolling out soon, which would bring the long-awaited video chat and voice chat to Android phones using Google Talk.

You can now video or voice chat with your friends, family and colleagues right from your Android phone – and it works on both, Android phones and tablets! All you need is a 3G, 4G or WiFI connection and you can get into a voice / video call on Google Talk with Gmail on the computer!

How to Video Chat on Nexus S

Well, it’s easy as pie! In your Google Talk friends list, a video or voice chat button will appear next to your contacts and you can simply touch the button to connect with them. Any text chats from the person you're talking with will be overlaid on your phone's screen so you can read them without having to leave the video.

Sexy, eh? And even better is the multitasking. If you need to check something else, the video pauses automatically so you can go back to your phone's home screen or another app. The audio will keep going even though the video has paused.

Watch the video below on how video chat on Android works!

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How to Video Chat on Nexus S from Google Talk

And so yes, it’s official. Android 2.3.4 (GRJ22) software update will be bringing Google Talk video chat to the Nexus S. We just reported yesterday of Google rolling out the first few Android 2.3.4 updates to internal Googlers.

Google made it official with a blog post and a tweet that the Android 2.3.4 (GRJ22) will be rolling out in the coming weeks. It will bring bug fixes for the Nexus One and video chat to the Nexus S.

Along with the great news of Android 2.3.4, the tweet also mentions of a surprise! We wonder what it really is. Any guesses?

From what it seems, Google has left out iPhone users for video chatting with Google Talk contacts. May be, an update later?

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Android 2.3.4 Bringing Video Chat to Nexus S. It’s Official Now!