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Linux Player Xandros Grabs Storied Rival Linspire
[July 1, 2008] The company formerly known as Lindows gets acquired as two Debian-based distributions become one.

Hey Enterprise: Here Comes the 3G iPhone
[July 1, 2008] Even if the iPhone doesn't have all the features IT wants, companies may be forced to support it anyway.

MySpace Opens Profile Portability API
[June 27, 2008] Social networking site releases Data Availability tools to enable users to share data with outside sites.

Microsoft Jumps Into Virtualization Fray
[June 26, 2008] Both fear and optimism shamble along in Microsoft's shadow as the computer giant advances its virtualization plans with the release of its Hyper-V hypervisor.

Eclipse Ganymede Makes It Easier for Devs
[June 25, 2008] Open source release has more than 18 million lines of code and is now easier to install and run.

Open Source Nokia a Threat to Microsoft, Google?
[June 25, 2008] By opening up the dominant wireless OS, Nokia aims to undermine both Windows Mobile devices and emerging rivals like Android. How will it fare?

Salesforce, Google Head for 2nd on Apps
[June 23, 2008] Deal makes it possible for Force.com developers to utilize Google applications in their applications with instant response time.

HP Open Sources Unix File System for Linux
[June 23, 2008] Linux file systems may benefit from access to the Tru64 file system.

Red Hat Opens Its Network to Space
[June 19, 2008] New virtualization, server and identity management solutions debut from Linux leader.

Novell: openSUSE for All Linux Users
[June 19, 2008] Latest release of Novell's Linux lags behind Red Hat and Ubuntu.

Some AIR in Adobe's Web Services?
[June 18, 2008] LiveCycle Enterprise Suite gets upgrades for Adobe's approach to Web Services.

Should Carriers Fear Open Source?
[June 18, 2008] Telecom juggernaut BT opens up about how it's using open source, though there are still some issues to overcome.

Sir Tim Talks Up Linked Open Data Movement
[June 17, 2008] Inventor of the Web stumps on how we value data.

From L.A. to Vegas With 100GbE
[June 17, 2008] It may be years away from full standardization, but 100GbE isn't just a pipe dream anymore.

Salesforce Rolls Out Big Summer '08 Update
[June 16, 2008] Expanded CRM features, Web 2.0 support and broad application development are the hallmark of the update.

Microsoft Co-sponsoring Open Source 'Census'
[June 16, 2008] Microsoft will support the project to find out who is using which open source software, but the big question is Why?

eBay Opens Up Wide to Developers
[June 16, 2008] Project Echo will change the extent to which developers can integrate with eBay.

Microsoft Aims to Make IE8 IT-Friendly
[June 11, 2008] Company unveils upcoming IE8 features targeted towards satisfying some of IT professionals' wish lists.

Room for More in BIND DNS Release
[June 11, 2008] New BIND 9.5 server is out with all kinds of DNS improvements.

AOL Opens AIM for $$
[June 10, 2008] AOL expands ways for developers to make money.

Digium Offering Switchvox Without Open Source?
[June 9, 2008] Open Source VoIP takes another step forward.

Sun Moves Gingerly Toward Open SOA Platform
[June 9, 2008] Will it or won't it go all the way?

Who's King of the Browser Speed Jungle?
[June 6, 2008] The fur will fly as Safari's new SquirrelFish JavaScript engine takes on Firefox's SpiderMonkey.

StumbleUpon Still Standing Under eBay
[June 6, 2008] eBay acquisition hasn't changed much, as open source and Mozilla tools continue to serve as the basis for development.

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