Here's the latest action:
Chrome gobbling up Firefox market shareChrome is slowly catching up with Firefox, capturing 6.73 percent of the browser market, compared to Firefox's 24.59 percent. IE still dominates with 59.95 percent of the market.
iPhone soon to get Firefox Home -- Mozilla is working on an application that will provide a sort of dashboard aggregating FireFox search histories, bookmarks and the browser's famous "Awesome Bar" for the iPhone.
Soluto wins TechCrunch Disrupt -- Soluto, a startup that produces native software that makes computers run smoother by squishing bugs before they become a problem, took top honors at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference this week. TechCrunch has the details.
Fox Mobile unveils mobile video app -- Fox's Mobile Group released a new application today, that gives users access to full-length television episodes via their hand-held devices, very similar to Hulu. MocoNews has more.
Google stores location histories -- Now when you opt in to Google Location History, the Latitude tool will provide you with a dashboard showing trends in your locations and how long you've spent in various places.
Bartz says 'don't look at engagement' -- Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz has tried to deflect attention away from the site's low engagement rates by playing up its efforts to tailor sites to specific users' needs. PaidContent has more.
Foursquare adds photos -- Following trends in check-in services exhibited by competitors like Burbn, Foursquare says it will start allowing users to post photos when they check in at locations.
Kawasaki gets into the Smart Grid -- Partnering with Mitsubishi, Kawasaki Heavy Industries is looking to develop applications that will help in the creation of a cleaner, more efficient grid, particularly grid-scale storage solutions.