In this World Wide Wrap: Clarizen lures Microsoft customers, PHP gets NetBeans treatment, and Apache Archiva names president.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sun, Apple discuss iPhone, Java approaching open source, and Java Card 3.0 coming.
Microsoft, Intel and the Burkinabe ministry of education trial cheaper technology.
Microsoft SA's Paulo Ferreira comments on the move by Microsoft and Novell to extend their alliance into the Chinese market.
The latest Ubuntu release is in such demand that it crashes the server.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft locks out ex-MSN Music users, Windows XP SP3 ships, AMD unveils Phenom triple-core processors, and OLPC may switch to Windows XP.
In this World Wide Wrap: Military turns to SOA, open source SOA project evolves, and Burton refocuses areas.
The SABS approves the open source document format as a national standard.
In this World Wide Wrap: Collabtive releases PM update, PMI boosts PM effectiveness, and ATP opens Alliance PMG.
In today's technology roundup: Red Hat drops Linux OS plans, Silicon Valley hosts Net neutrality hearing, Xbox 360 claims 42% of Euro market, and inmate files restraining order against PC game.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sierra acquires CradlePoint, Alpha includes Sagem modules, and Lane selects Aruba.
Gartner punts open source software, while the IQBG cautions.
In this world wide wrap: Eclipse to release new plug-in, Sun charges for support, and PhoneFromHere chooses Digium.