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GNU working to create free, decentralized photo-sharing software
Microsoft to offer more detailed security risk information
Mac Basics
Apple on Tuesday quietly released a completely revamped line of iMacs. What used to be cause for a huge announcement now is merely relayed via a press release. That's not to say that Apple's new iMacs are anything to scoff at, but rather to illustrat
Pakistani software consultant using humor to handle barrage of media demands
Red Hat's OpenShift is the latest entry in the open source PaaS world
Get your Windows touch-screen fix from VMware
A discussion and thesis on what it takes to build profitable public clouds
White Castle joins the online world – sliders for everyone
Retail chain doesn't seem to know when to take no answer as an answer
Think it’s time to close the patent office with respect to wireless LANs? Not yet – announcements this week from two industry leaders show that the rate of innovation and creativity in this space remains close to amazing.
Apple's iPad 2 advertisements thus far have been understated yet quite striking and arguably powerful. Apple's latest iPad 2 ad is called "If You Asked" and it, naturally, delivers a concise and to-the-point message about how the iPad is about the ex
Linux-based hypervisor gains acceptance, but not much adoption
Has Novell's Mono project, that ports .Net to Linux, been laid to rest by Attachmate?
Making Open Source Friendly for Potential Contributors
FAA trying to get out ahead of NASA, commercial space industry
The Rally Fighter is a desert drag racer built on open source community principles
NASA, DARPA look to organize 100 Year Starship Study
New York Times and Wall Street Journal reacted differently
May 4 is the "Day Against DRM": Did you notice?
UC
New appliance delivers seven 'high-value' performance and efficiency reports for zilch
GigaOm post says it will be vital to company's success in cloud
Going from Nothing to Getting in the Right Ballpark
Air Force set to recruit commercial spacecraft developers
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