The Game Developer Conference of 2011 is coming in two days and people are feverishly wondering, what will happen? There will be all sorts of things to do. There will be tutorials, sessions, and various booths to check out

The GDC will be going from February 28 to March 4, 2011. The Expo will go from March 2-4. Summits and tutorials will start on February 28 and will run until March 1, and the main GDC will be March 2-4.

There are multiple passes that can be purchased for mission, but space tends to run up quickly. Once that mission is purchased and uniquely airbags, you’ll have to collect your badge on-site. They will not be mailed.

For those attending the GDC, good times should be had by all. It is recommended to seek out as many new things as possible, chat with people at various booths, and refrain from drinking heavily and committing acts not appropriate for a developer conference.

For more information, be sure to check out the GDC site! Happy developing!

Mozilla has released Firefox 4 public beta on Wednesday. This is the latest release of the open source free web browser. Mozilla released the first pre-release code for Firefox 4 a few days ago. There are a few noticeable design changes and enhancements. Usability and security has also been upgraded.

Once downloaded, the browsers look is the first thing you’ll notice. Firefox 4 has a set of tabs located at the top of the browser for Windows. It also has an add-on manager included to make those plug-ins more accessible.

Security has been tightened for the beta-1 release. There’s also a crash protection and it supports technologies with HTML 5 and WebM which are increasing lead new web standards. They’re also a host of other features included. Privacy improvements and HD video compatibility are a few of them.
it is a public beta so expect a few bumps along the road. But after our initial run, it seems to be functioning well. You can download the a new browser from the Mozilla website.