Firefox 4 Beta 3 lands on Android and Maemo devices

<P align=center><img src="http://cdn.mos.techradar.com///classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Fennec/fennec_-200-200.jpg"></P> <br /><P>Mozilla has made its latest beta of Firefox 4 available for Android and Maemo users. Firefox 4 Beta 3 to give it its full, rather complicated name beefs up the mobile search features with a number of improvements.</P><br /><P>It's the third beta of the search service <a href="">since October</A> and offers improved support for Android keyboards, new menus, better file uploading, a Save as PDF command, Firefox synch and the user interface has been simplified.</P><br /><P><STRONG>Video improvements</STRONG></P><br /><P>When it comes to viewing video through the browser, there is now a full screen option, improved audio performance, copy and paste in the URL bar and you can browse recommended add-ons through the add-on manager.</P><br /><P>You can access the download, which is available from Android and Nokia N900 devices. </P><br /><P>Got to <a href="http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/mobile/download/">www.mozilla.com/en-US/mobile/download</A>.</P>

Firefox 4 Beta 3 lands on Android and Maemo devices

Mozilla has made its latest beta of Firefox 4 available for Android and Maemo users. Firefox 4 Beta 3 to give it its full, rather complicat...

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Angry Birds Mighty Eagle character lands on iPad

<P align=center><img src="http://cdn.mos.techradar.com///classifications/Mobile%20Phones/Android/angry-birds-200-200.jpg"></P> <br /><P>The all-conquering Angry Birds flock has updated its iPad app to bring the armageddon-wielding Mighty Eagle level cheat as an in-app purchase.</P><br /><P>Angry Birds HD 1.5 allows users to bring in the winged beast for 59p if they're unable to conquer those pesky snorting and snearing pigs in a particular level. </P><br /><P>The Mighty Eagle will replenish itself as you continue playing the game so you don't have to keep buying it every time you come unstuck.</P><br /><P><STRONG>New levels</STRONG></P><br /><P>The cheat isn't the only addition to v1.5 of the £2.99 chart-topping application, there's also 15 new levels and a new Golden Egg soundboard to mess about with.</P><br /><P>An update for iPad is likely to be the last act of business for developers Rovio following an extremely busy few months.</P><br /><P>The team has realeased Angry Birds Seasons, featuring both Halloween and Christmas-themed games for both Android and iPhone as well as churning out a version for the Nokia Ovi Store.</P><br /><P>2011 will see the launch of plush toys, console games and perhaps even an animated movie.</P>

Angry Birds Mighty Eagle character lands on iPad

The all-conquering Angry Birds flock has updated its iPad app to bring the armageddon-wielding Mighty Eagle level cheat as an in-app purcha...

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Firefox 4 Beta 3 lands on Android and Maemo devices

<P align=center><img src="http://cdn.mos.techradar.com///classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Fennec/fennec_-200-200.jpg"></P> <br /><P>Mozilla has made its latest beta of Firefox 4 available for Android and Maemo users. Firefox 4 Beta 3 to give it its full, rather complicated name beefs up the mobile search features with a number of improvements.</P><br /><P>It's the third beta of the search service <a href="">since October</A> and offers improved support for Android keyboards, new menus, better file uploading, a Save as PDF command, Firefox synch and the user interface has been simplified.</P><br /><P><STRONG>Video improvements</STRONG></P><br /><P>When it comes to viewing video through the browser, there is now a full screen option, improved audio performance, copy and paste in the URL bar and you can browse recommended add-ons through the add-on manager.</P><br /><P>You can access the download, which is available from Android and Nokia N900 devices. </P><br /><P>Got to <a href="http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/mobile/download/">www.mozilla.com/en-US/mobile/download</A>.</P>

Firefox 4 Beta 3 lands on Android and Maemo devices

Mozilla has made its latest beta of Firefox 4 available for Android and Maemo users. Firefox 4 Beta 3 to give it its full, rather complicat...

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Angry Birds Mighty Eagle character lands on iPad

<P align=center><img src="http://cdn.mos.techradar.com///classifications/Mobile%20Phones/Android/angry-birds-200-200.jpg"></P> <br /><P>The all-conquering Angry Birds flock has updated its iPad app to bring the armageddon-wielding Mighty Eagle level cheat as an in-app purchase.</P><br /><P>Angry Birds HD 1.5 allows users to bring in the winged beast for 59p if they're unable to conquer those pesky snorting and snearing pigs in a particular level. </P><br /><P>The Mighty Eagle will replenish itself as you continue playing the game so you don't have to keep buying it every time you come unstuck.</P><br /><P><STRONG>New levels</STRONG></P><br /><P>The cheat isn't the only addition to v1.5 of the £2.99 chart-topping application, there's also 15 new levels and a new Golden Egg soundboard to mess about with.</P><br /><P>An update for iPad is likely to be the last act of business for developers Rovio following an extremely busy few months.</P><br /><P>The team has realeased Angry Birds Seasons, featuring both Halloween and Christmas-themed games for both Android and iPhone as well as churning out a version for the Nokia Ovi Store.</P><br /><P>2011 will see the launch of plush toys, console games and perhaps even an animated movie.</P>

Angry Birds Mighty Eagle character lands on iPad

The all-conquering Angry Birds flock has updated its iPad app to bring the armageddon-wielding Mighty Eagle level cheat as an in-app purcha...

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Music Unlimited lands on Sony Qriocity devices

<P align=center><img src="http://cdn.mos.techradar.com///classifications/events/IFA2010/qriocity-200-200.jpg"></P> <br /><P>Sony has announced that it is adding Music Unlimited to its Qriocity web service, offering up to 6 million songs through subscription.</P><br /><P>The major music labels that have signed up to Music Unlimited are as follows: Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group and EMI Music.</P><br /><P>Sony also notes that a number of independent labels will also be lending their tracks to the service.</P><br /><P><STRONG>Get connected</STRONG></P><br /><P>Qriocity is an on-demand portal run by Sony that is available through the company's connected devices, such as TVs, Blu-ray players, home theatre systems and also the PS3 and the Vaio laptop range.</P><br /><P>There's two types of subscription for Music Unlimited. Basic will set you back £3.99 and Premium will cost £9.99 a month.</P><br /><P>As well as access to the millions of songs, Sony is promising that you can create dozens of personalised channels and you can also synch the service up to iTunes.</P><br /><P>Music Unlimited, <a href="">originally announced at IFA</A>, will launch initially in the UK and Europe and will come to the US in 2011.</P>

Music Unlimited lands on Sony Qriocity devices

Sony has announced that it is adding Music Unlimited to its Qriocity web service, offering up to 6 million songs through subscription. The ...

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Music Unlimited lands on Sony Qirocity devices

<P align=center><img src="http://cdn.mos.techradar.com///classifications/events/IFA2010/qriocity-200-200.jpg"></P> <br /><P>Sony has announced that it is adding Music Unlimited to its Qirocity web service, offering up to 6 million songs through subscription.</P><br /><P>The major music labels that have signed up to Music Unlimited are as follows: Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group and EMI Music.</P><br /><P>Sony also notes that a number of independent labels will also be lending their tracks to the service.</P><br /><P><STRONG>Get connected</STRONG></P><br /><P>Qirocity is an on-demand portal run by Sony that is available through the company's connected devices, such as TVs, Blu-ray players, home theatre systems and also the PS3 and the Vaio laptop range.</P><br /><P>There's two types of subscription for Music Unlimited. Basic will set you back £3.99 and Premium will cost £9.99 a month.</P><br /><P>As well as access to the millions of songs, Sony is promising that you can create dozens of personalised channels and you can also synch the service up to iTunes.</P><br /><P>Music Unlimited, <a href="">originally announced at IFA</A>, will launch initially in the UK and Europe and will come to the US in 2011.</P>

Music Unlimited lands on Sony Qirocity devices

Sony has announced that it is adding Music Unlimited to its Qirocity web service, offering up to 6 million songs through subscription. The ...

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