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Oracle Borrows Security Notice Method from Microsoft
Borrowing a page directly from Microsofts playbook, Oracle has implemented an advance notice mechanism for its quarterly release of security patches.
Beginning with the first...
Apple Scoffs at Cisco Trademark Lawsuit, Says It Will Prevail
The calm discussion between Apple and Cisco Systems over the product name iPhone that started in 2001 may turn into an unpleasant legal tussle...
First Mac Tablet Arrivesand Its Not from Apple
SAN FRANCISCO – Long-time Apple reseller Other World Computing and Axiotron, a manufacturing contractor, announced what it called "the One and Only Mac Tablet"...
Latest CrossOver Release Supports Linux, Adds Mac
Although youve always been able to run some Windows programs on Linux thanks to the Wine Project, CodeWeavers made that easier to do with...
Hands-On with the Samsung UMPC
Las Vegas —Samsung kicked off CES with a bunch of announcements that included the Samsung Q1P-SSD—its next generation UMPC (Ultra-Mobile PC).
I stopped by the...
Last Call for Whois Comments
Who would have imagined that so much business and so much abuse would center around Internet domain names? Certainly not the designers of the...
Eclipse Joins Java Community Process
The Eclipse Foundation has joined the Java Community Process, according to sources close to the organization.
A formal announcement is scheduled for the week of...
New E-Commerce Package Automatically Removes Products
Mercado Software is set to introduce software that will—without human intervention—add and remove products based on inventory and item profit margins.
The company plans to...
links for 2007-01-11
Slashdot | Why are Free-Desktop Developers Wedded to Linux?
They're not.
(tags: linux floss)
Windows Vista Team Blog : Windows Vista Ultimate Extras Revealed
(tags: vista)
Linux.com | BitTyrant...
5 Questions for New Teradata CEO Michael Koehler
NCR announced plans this week to spin off its Teradata data-warehousing subsidiary as an independent company. NCR, which is best known as a provider...