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Network World: "For better and sometimes for worse, Linux is the poster child for the open source movement.
Network World: "For better and sometimes for worse, Linux is the poster child for the open source movement.
Drops unwanted code in open source developer laps Google has boxed up its unsuccessful Wave project and handed the unwanted code to open source developers.…...
A new, open source jailbreak for the PS3 has been released by modder Mathieu Hervais, with the claim that it doesn't promote piracy.
Google has announced that despite Wave's demise as a Google App, its open source code will continue to be developed into a fully-functional application available...
The H Open: "Nearly three months after the last update, the Songbird developers have released version 1.8.0 of their open source media player, code named...
Network World: "People continue to wonder how to make money in the free and open source software world.
Arranging Things: The Rhetoric of Object Placement (Amazon) -- [...] the underlying principles that govern how Western designers arrange things in three-dimensional compositions.
Here at OStatic, we’ve asked the question before: Why does open source lag the innovation curve?
Open World Forum is only a few weeks away and once again The 451 Group will be represented at the event in Paris.
One of the Adobe MAX sessions this year focuses on the tie between open source game development and the Flash platform.
Open Source at Google: "Whilst at GUADEC (the GNOME conference) I did a series of video interviews with participants.
Serverwatch: "Microsoft used to be known as the Great Satan when it came to enterprise operating systems.
Ever since the advent of Android lovers of the mobile OS have been eager to have it not just on their mobile phones, but large-screen...
Resource shelf.com received several emails from people wondering about the technology used to power the Smithsonian’s popular Collection Center catalog.
Topics for this podcast: *Open source seeding the clouds *Canonical’s cloud subscription pivot *Hypertable steers commercial route for NoSQL database *Implications of Oracle’s Java lawsuit...
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Apple is likely introducing a family of new iPods (and maybe a revamped Apple TV) today at its annual music event in San Francisco.
People are increasingly sharing different types of information on Twitter. For example, Tweets point to web pages, photos, videos, hashtags, people, check-ins, and more.
Yesterday, at the Apple music event in San Francisco, I had a short chat with Apple CEO Steve Jobs, as he strolled through the demo...
The new iTunes social network Ping will let you connect directly with your favorite artists, but Apple's promotional image for the new feature conveniently omits...
The Financial Times is reporting that Google is in talks with major Hollywood studios to bring streaming movie rentals from their catalogs to YouTube by...
Microsoft has announced the launch of its first Bing for Mobile Android app for Verizon customers.
After nearly a decade, iTunes is getting a new icon with the release of version 10 today.
Posted by Doug Aberdeen, Software Engineer People tell us all that time that they’re getting more and more mail and often feel overwhelmed by it...
After a problem-plagued relaunch of the link-sharing site last week, some Digg users seem to have taken matters into their own hands, and have been...
Today, Apple introduced its next generation Apple TV that focuses on streaming media and HD content.
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