1. Aurora Is a More Stable, Bleeding Edge Dev Channel for Firefox - (Windows/Mac/Linux)
Mozilla today launched Aurora, a semi-stable dev build of Firefox that represents Mozilla's move toward a new, rapid-release cycle aimed at "giv[ing] users more opportunities to participate in building Firefox."
2. CyanogenMod 7 Brings Gingerbread, SMS Gestures, and Built-In Overclocking to Android - (Android)
If you're still waiting for Android 2.3 Gingerbread, we recommend checking out CyanogenMod 7. It not only brings Gingerbread to tons of Android phones, but other great features like canned SMS responses, over- (or under-) clocking, and a new simple theme engine.
3. Masqed Crusader Boosts Your Android Phone's Browsing Speed with One Tap - (Android)
Just because you don't have a fancy 4G phone doesn't mean you can't eke some more browsing speed out of your phone. Masqed Crusader speeds up your rooted phone by blocking ads, using Google DNS, and more with one tap.
4. Opera 11.10 Makes Compressed Turbo Browsing Even Faster - (Windows/Mac/Linux)
The Opera browser has always had its "Turbo" mode in its back pocket, and it's a powerful feature. Now the browser runs even faster on the slowest connections, using Google's WebP technology to downsize images further and pump them through their servers to your browser.
If you're looking for some quick Facebook interaction on your Mac, Facebox gives you basic Facebook functionality directly from your menubar.
6. Mixxx Is an Open Source, Cross-Platform Mixer and Music Player That'll Turn You into a DJ - (Mac OSX)
You can rely on iTunes and other music players to play a constant stream of music throughout the evening, but if you want to take things a bit more seriously you can download Mixxx. Mixxx is a free, open-source software that'll give you full control over your next party mix.
source: lifehacker
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