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Social Networking site Facebook announced that it will pull out it chat support for Microsoft’s Internet Explorer version 6 on September 15, 2010. The company instead urged users to upgrade to a newer version of web browser.

Facebook chat
On Facebook official blog, the company states that they are fixing some bugs and will make some improvement on its chat technology to make it faster and more stable.
Facebook chat is one of the most popular features of Facebook.
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Facebook, the world’s leading social networking site today has recently announced that the website now reached 500 million users from around the world.

Facebook member page
Facebook was originally intended for Harvard students. Later on, it was opened to other universities and to the world.
Google recently unveiled HTML5 rocks, a website dedicated to HTML5 technologies and its development. The online resource can be found at html5rocks.com. The site is very useful especially for web developers.

HTML code
Victoria City, the capital city of British Columbia has officially declared June 30 as Social Media Day to recognize the revolution of media becoming a social discussion.

Social Media Day logo
Social media are primarily web-based and mobile-based tools for sharing and discussing information. Popular examples of social media sites include blogs, wikis, photography and art sharing, video and audio sharing, social news and bookmarking sites.
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Linux Foundation is now offering online jobs board for its visitors who are seeking for Linux careers and employers looking for potential applicants. This new website feature can bring together employers, recruiters and job seekers.

Linux homepage
There are two options for the job posting. First is through the linux.com website where posting starts at $99 for 15 days and the second one is posting on both Linux.com and with Job Thread Network which costs 49 cents for each matching view.
Mozilla Firefox, one of the most preferred web browsers on desktop computers is now aggressively going mobile to tap the large numbers of handheld users.
Mozilla unveils the availability of Firefox for Maemo 1.0, the first official release of Firefox Mobile for Nokia smartphone running on Linux operating system. Nokia N900 is a powerful smartphone with an ARM Cortex-A8 processor.

Nokia N900
This Firefox variant is based on the Fennec project, which was originally launched in 2007 with the aim of bringing the full Firefox browsing experience to modern handheld devices. This is a major step of Mozilla to become a preferred mobile web browser.
Other notable features include:
Mozilla Firefox for N900 does not support browser plug-ins.