WordPress released the second release candidate for WordPress 3.1 and now available for download.
As we mentioned in the last announcement for RC1, release candidates comes after the beta and it is the finishing line before the final release.
A few changes have been made since first Release Candidate, and the final release will probably be next.
The first RC version of the WordPress 3.1 has been released and available for download.
As you know Release Candidate comes after Beta testing and before the final release. That means WordPress team thinks there is no known issue or bug in this RC and ready for final release.
More than 30 million people are using WordPress as a CMS system or blog.
A Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart (CAPTCHA) is a challenge-response integrated within the web forms to determine the user is a human or a spam bot. The CAPTCHA is used to protect a web form against illegal submissions made by a spam bots.A Spam bot is an automated scripts that generate spam content and post it everywhere they can.Usually an image is used to show some distorted text and an input field, asking user to type the challenging text what they see in the distorted text.
We know all of use are waiting for the final release of Wordpress 3.0. The RC3 of WordPress 3.0 is now out for everyone to download and try. The reason behind a release candidate is that, although the software application is tested on a variety of platform and this application is risk free.
WordPress is a great tool for blogger and bussiness owner on the web. With Wordpress 3.0 you can Create and manage your blog without limits.
Google has introduced a new feature yesterday (June 2, 2010) that allows users to upload a custom background from there Computer or a Picasa Web Album to personalize the Google’s homepage; just like a computer desktop. This exciting feature is known as Freeze Frame.
In April, Wordpress released its new beta version “Wordpress 3.0 Beta 1“. On May 28, 2010, Wordpress has finally launched its awesome Wordpress 3.0 RC1 on it’s birthday, available for download. RC is an indication that product is ready for final launch.
More then 25 million people are using WordPress with a broad variety of configurations and hosting setups.
The most recent developer version of Google’s Chrome browser has introduced a quiet, but appreciable change. When you see some text prefixed by “http://” you automatically know that what follows is a web address, as defined by the Hypertext Transfer Protocol.
Google has removed http:// prefix from the recent developer version of Chorme, and simply displaying a URL as “glanceworld.com”. Here are some questions raised What happens in other cases for example where the scheme is https or FTP? For this reason, some individuals are actually reporting the feature as a bug.
Firefox fans, it’s here: The first beta of Firefox Lorentz beta has been released.
Lorentz is Firefox version 3.6.3 with a much delight in update. Firefox beta allows you to separate plugins, such as Adobe Flash, so that they don’t crash the entire browser when they encounter issues and the plugin is replaced with a dark image notifying the plugin crash. This feature is called “out-of-process plugins.”
