Mozilla released the fourth beta version of the Firefox 3.0 browser on Monday and includes more than 900 enhancements over the previous beta. The creator of this open source browser said the new beta includes improvements to performance and memory usage, fixes for stability, and platform-specific enhancements.
Some of the enhancements include a new download manager to make locating downloads easier; a full page zoom feature that allows you to zoom in and out of pages more easily; and integration for Vista, Mac OS X, and Linux that features platform-specific icons, buttons, and other user interface elements.
The current beta of Firefox 3.0, which is expected to get its final release later this year, is available for download now at Mozilla.com. If you want to try this version, please don’t forget to backup your browser data like bookmarks. Just make sure that you can restore it back in case you regret to update. Notify that the installation path is not in Program Files/Mozilla Firefox, you can change it manually for complete update.
Many friends of mine got confuse, when they were graduated from the university. What are we going to do know? Where will we work? In which field? Good questions. 
It is a little bit astonished, but many of them didn’t want to work as programmer. “Programmer? That is my last choice!”, said one of them. The job like database administrator, network administrator or even like IT Staff are more preferred. (There are certainly many people, who choose the jobs not-related to IT at all). Is Programmer a poor job? 
