Operating Systems

"ODF is already an ISO approved standard. MSOOXML is not."

This weekend, I asked if Windows 7 was good enough to actually justify the cost when good, free alternatives (ranging from existing Windows XP/Vista installs to Ubuntu) were readily available. The responses, not surprisingly, were mixed (to put it diploma

I read a very interesting email today that came through the Moblin developers list serve. It resonated with another comment I received from yesterday’s post on university IT. Both related to a “forced diet” of Microsoft products in many universities

Well, CMS are getting more and more popular day by day among them Drupal is trying very hard to get into heart of webmasters. Basically

An assemblage of new writings that show who is promoting Mono

s I pointed out recently, open-source software in schools isn't just a good idea, it's becoming a financial necessity if we're to keep enough teachers for our kids in classrooms. So, it's particular good timing that Sugar Labs and openSUSE have released f

50 apps to get you organised and make the most of your photographs with OS X

Ten days after the prerelease for the Palm Pre, Palm Inc. releases WebOS 1.0.4 patches the recent homebrew application install method

Another little roundup of Microsoft's guerrilla marketing

Every website needs a reliable web server to be hosted on, so that it can be accessed via internet users. Today, in web hosting market there are many types of web servers available running on different platform to select.

Ricoh's 'quanp' backup service is extending its beta period. So far, it's a very interesting way to interface with your data files.

Engineers at Dell have been developing a pocket-sized device for tapping into the Internet. It will run on Google's Android software but not have cellphone capabilities.

"Microsoft makes money from artificial limitations embedded in its software " - “[Vista DRM] seems a bit like breaking the legs of Olympic athletes and then rating them based on how fast they can hobble on crutches.“

Mozilla likes the idea of bringing its browser to Google's mobile phone operating system, and the release of the Native Development Kit could make that possible. Read this blog post by Stephen Shankland on Webware.

Fark is social news with a twist: comedy. A great site to find tons of very interesting, funny, and just plain entertaining articles, Fark’s founder Drew Curtis was willing to sit down and answer a few questions for us regarding Fark.com.

The end is well nigh for PPC Mac development. Latest OS X 10.6 seed brings Dock Exposé to the table, fresh Xcode 3.2 build...

Just as there are steps you can take to improve your site's search engine performance, there are also things that can hurt your chances at optimal