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Issue #14
Welcome to the
latest issue of our eNewsletter: ESP News, we hope you like it!
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This month we
put web browsers through their paces to see which is best and look into
Facebook with regards to business use, can it benefit companies and
businesses alike?
We hear about
how smartphones that use Google's Android operating system outsell Apple's
ever popular iPhone and how Mozilla is planning on releasing yet another
new version of it's web browser, Firefox 4, in November. Microsoft Office
2010 gets ready for battle against Google Docs and finally how the
Internet is actually edging closer to it's addressing limit.
We’ll keep
doing our best to make sure we send you genuinely useful snippets and if
you have any comments or suggestions for a future article, please drop us
a line. And don't forget to tell your friends!
Mark Nutburn
Director, Sixth Sense ESP
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What's the best web browser?
Many wonder
what the fuss is all about when it comes to web browsers, but choosing
the right one can increase reliability, security and productivity. We
take a look at the main protagonists to see which is best.
The
browsers under scrutiny are Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Opera,
Google Chrome and Safari.
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Facebook for Businesses
Since
starting in 2004, Facebook has grown at an astonishing rate to
dominate the social media market. As more businesses are looking to
contact the 400 million users, we have created a guide on how to
create your own Facebook page and advertise to users.
Facebook
has been one of the biggest internet success stories over the last
couple of years, and having such a big user base, it's no surprise
that they are trying to reap the rewards.
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Google
Android Inches Ahead Of Apple's iPhone
Smartphones
that use Google's Android operating system have outsold Apple's iPhone
for the first time in the US.
Blackberry
phone maker Research in Motion, kept the number one spot with a 36%
smartphone market share. Google Android phones accounted for 28% of
sales and iPhones for 21% in the first three months of the year.
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Mozilla
sets Firefox 4 release for November
Mozilla is
planning to ship a Beta version of Firefox 4 next month and the final
version by the end of November.
Mike
Beltzner, who is the director of Firefox, gave a presentation and
showed not only the timeline for the next major upgrade but also
outlined the new features, changes and technology enhancements in
which the company hopes to feature into the browser.
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Microsoft Office 2010 takes aim at Google Docs
Microsoft
has revealed its latest weapon in the ongoing battle with Google. The
software giant has launched its flagship product Office 2010, aimed at
businesses and home users. The latest version of the software has a
free online version called Office Web Apps.
Analysts
believe the online version is a response to Google's 'Docs'. Microsoft
will also offer its online office suite to all users of one of the
world's most popular social networking sites, Facebook.
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Internet approaches addressing limit
A report
shows that in less than 18 months time, there will be no more Internet
addresses to give out. 9th September 2011 is the predicted date to
which the last addresses will be left to use.
Everything
that is connected to the Internet needs an 'IP address' to ensure data
reaches the right person or device.
Experts say
that the net's entire existing address space will be exhausted about a
year after that date.
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