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It was a huge week for Borland, who has boldly decided will divest its tools business. One problem: What company will buy it and court a fight against open source tools? There was also lots of buzz around the need for Linux to get with the graphics pros on Adobe products. And RIM released its around-the-no-patent fix. Dont you just love the drama with the Blackberry?
Here are the most read stories for this eWEEK:
Top News Stories:
- Borland to Divest Dev Tools with Segue Buyout
- Free Removal Tools Released as Blackworm Approaches
- Dude, Youre Getting a Google
- Why Photoshop Tops Most-Wanted Linux App List
- LISP Deserves a Fresh Look
- Research In Motion Unveils Workaround Plan
- Microsoft Gives Workarounds for New IE, Windows Flaws
- ActiveState Returns to Open-Source Roots
- Urgent Alert Raised for Blackworm D-Day
- NIST Defines Standards for Biometric Federal ID Cards
Editors Picks
Top Reviews:
- IE 7 Beta 2 Shows Progress
- Spyware Gets Boot at the Gateway
- Visual Studio 2005: Bright Lights and Shadows
Top Columns:
- Why Photoshop Tops Most-Wanted Linux App List
- A Slow Death for ActiveX?
- Goodmail Is a Much Misunderstood Solution
Top Blogs:
- USB Could Sap Core Duos Power
- Google to Telcos:Broadband? We Dont Need No Steenking Broadband!
- Steve Bryants Intermedia blog
- NSA Uses D-Shield Too!