The second beta version of Firefox, offered for download from today (July 28), allows us to have an overview of the features which will integrate 4^th version.
The main feature is the ability to create tabbed dedicated to Web applications, such as a mailbox, which will be start with the browser and constantly present in a dedicated area. Very useful when we know the potential of the Webmail now.

The final version also provides better management style sheets, a new management system extensions and changes on the style of the software.
It is not known yet whether the levels of speed, if that version will arrive to catch up on Chrome and especially Opera.

Something which for me should revolutionize more  the video’s content than 3D, is 360° videos, if you don’t think that I just let you check what the 360° videos that CNN made in Haiti to make your own point of view.

360° is for video what web social networks are for information; it’s involving the users in their own experiences. They can see what they want in the video, each user has his own unique experience ! I personally do not really care about watch my favorite team in 3D, but I would really love sometimes to watch game in 360° and watch what I want as I will in the stadium.

When lot of people who work in video business are focused on 3D, some still works on 360°.  That’s the case of Dailymotion with Sony.  Dailymotion offer now the first 360° video player. The video player is made for the users of Bloggie (Sony video’s camera with 360° feature) who can now for the first time share their 360 videos on the web.

Although the videos are in low quality, and you can not turn around completely, it’s anyway a good first try. Since both Dailymotion and the Sony Bloggie camera are easy to use, it’s a good start to generalize the use of 360° technology.

I let you check one example above, you can get more video in the Dailymotion’s bloggie space.

There is usually not big changing for each Photoshop’s new version. But I have to say I was quite impressed by one of the Photoshop CS5′s new feature. The feature named “Content-Aware Fill” ables you to fill or replace any picture’s area depending of the context. That’s really expending the possibilities of what you can do with each picture, and it should make the Stamp tool old-fashioned.  Check out this video demo from Adobe to get to know more about the feature :

Adobe Photoshop CS5 should be released soon the April 12th 2010. I’m really looking forward to try that now…

Via Despair Wear

Quite well done, even if I will more put Facebook in the center, and not Twitter since the use of Twitter is more focused about information and not talk about yourself.

Here some more pictures of LeWeb09. Enjoy!

You can also see great pictures by Romain David here.