Monthly Archives: August 2005

Do Microsofts Vista Hardware Guidelines Meet the Mark?

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While the final hardware requirements for Microsofts Windows Vista operating system wont be made public until next summer, testers say the first beta release...

Commercializing Open-Source Stirs Debate

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As Mozilla and the Debian Core Consortium move toward commercialization of open-source projects, open-source supporters debate whether this trend is a good idea. While analysts...

Taking Sides for the Municipal Wireless Showdown

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Every big piece of legislation—omnibus bills like the 1996 Telecommunications Act—has a simmering issue that helps move it forward. Its usually a consumer-friendly issue, something...

National Health Network Carries $200B Price Tag

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In a landmark paper released in the August issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine, a panel of experts determined a model for a...

Mozilla Goes Corporate; Analysts Say Its All Good

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Mozillas gone corporate, and analysts of all stripes say thats a good thing.The companys announcement this week that it is creating a for-profit addition...

Analysts: Novell vs. SCO Is No Slam Dunk

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When Novell, in the latest move in the SCO-Novell lawsuit, demanded royalties from SCOs recent Unix licensing business, the company served notice that it...

AOL Purchases Online Storage Company Xdrive

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America Online Inc. announced its purchase of privately held Santa Monica, Calif.-based Xdrive Inc., which offers online storage and backup services. With this acquisition, AOL...

SSA Global to Buy CRM Maker Epiphany

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Enterprise resource planning software developer SSA Global Technologies Inc. expanded its breadth Thursday with the acquisition of Epiphany Inc. SSA Global, of Chicago, plans to...

Microsoft Posts How-To on Working with RSS in Vista

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Microsoft on Wednesday posted the first installment of a blog to advise developers on creating Web pages and RSS feeds that work correctly with...

Microsoft, Google to Tangle in LinuxWorld Trivia Game

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Two tech giants—Microsoft and Google—have clashed head-on in a few arenas recently: over leadership in the Internet search market, over the use of open-source...