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Yahoo announced Tuesday that it plans to cut at least 10% of its workforce, or more than 1,500 employees, in the fourth quarter in an effort reduce costs.This is not the only tech company that is struggling in this economic turn down CNET News has a very detailed list of some of the tech companies that are struggling at this time.

Chrome tops IE, Firefox in Acid3 test

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Cnet news is reporting that the new google chrome browser is out performing the latest stable builds of both Firefox3,and Internet Explorer7.

Google's Chrome browser is outperforming the latest "stable" builds of both Firefox 3 and Internet Explorer 7 in the popular Acid3 test. The Acid test, for those who do not know, tests how well a browser complies with a given set of Web standards. While all three browsers pass the Acid2 test, Chrome currently clocks in at 78 out of 100 on Acid3, while Firefox and IE7 stand at 71 and 14 respectively. The only release quality build to beat Chrome is Opera, which scores an 83.continue reading

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