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2:20
Illegal downloads
May 23, 2007

Dell Ubuntu machines debut tomorrow

In today's technology roundup: Dell Ubuntu machines debut tomorrow, Linux users invite Microsoft lawsuits, Western ships 250GB notebook hard drive, and fewer illegal downloads among youth.

Martin Czernowalow
1:40
Security
May 21, 2007

Global online censorship rising fast

In today's technology roundup: Global online censorship rising fast, execs unmoved by open source gripes, and IE7 useless after latest patch.

Leanne Tucker
1:20
Open Source
May 21, 2007

Java becomes open source

In this World Wide Wrap: Java becomes open source, Java Development Kit flawed, and undergrads win Java award.

Patricia Pieterse
1:30
Sony
May 21, 2007

Sony battery catches fire

In this World Wide Wrap: Sony battery catches fire, Dell's Ubuntu release begins, HP unveils LED mobile PCs, and Apple MacBook users sue.

Patricia Pieterse
1:30
May 18, 2007

EMC, Oracle join forces

The companies announced key areas of joint support as part of the Oracle Unbreakable Linux programme.

EMC Southern Africa
2:30
May 17, 2007

Media must expose false OS vendors

Much that passes for open source software is in fact disguised marketing, says Progress Software.

Leon Engelbrecht
3:40
SAP
May 17, 2007

SAP, Novell offer new support solution

Customers who run their SAP applications on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server now have a single support entry point.

Novell
2:20
Social
May 16, 2007

MySpace reveals sex offenders

In today's technology roundup: MySpace reveals sex offenders, Pentagon limits Web for troops, open source violates 235 patents, and TiVo includes Internet video.

Kirsten Doyle
6:10
Governments of the future
May 16, 2007

ICT will revolutionise governments

Governments of the future could be so functionally slick as to be real-time, says Andy Brauer, CTO of Business Connexion.

Business Connexion
4:50
Open Source
May 16, 2007

Patent war nonsense

It's Microsoft's ball, and they're going home.

Pamela Weaver
3:50
Linux
May 16, 2007

Does MS want to commit patent suicide?

By overtly claiming Linux infringes on its patents, Microsoft is inviting a war that it will lose very quickly.

Paul Furber
2:00
MySpace
May 15, 2007

MS certifies phones

In today's technology roundup: MS certifies phones, LG Philips develops A4 colour e-paper, MySpace to protect copyright, and MS patent stance hardest on start-ups.

Martin Czernowalow
1:50
Open Source
May 14, 2007

Open source saves SA business

Open source telephony has come of age in the last couple of years, says GCCS.

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