In today`s technology roundup: Microsoft to `host` Linux virtually, Google garners nearly half of February searches, digital TV for cellphones in Japan, and 'download` is the word in Hollywood.
HP has brought Linux-based notebooks to the SA market, choosing Linspire over Ubuntu.
The Innovation Hub, in partnership with Linux Holdings, will host the Open Source Technology Fair on 1 April.
Novell has introduced the Novell Open Workgroup Suite, which includes server and desktop components with management tools, e-mail, collaboration and open source office products.
Sophos has announced the new version of Sophos Anti-Virus for Linux, which includes on-access scanning for Linux platforms. [Local rep: Netxactics]
A Durban-based software development company has outshone teams from IBM and the City of Stuttgart at the Eclipse awards.
In today`s technology news roundup: Microsoft to double Xbox 360 shipments, France challenges iPod dominance, Samsung markets flash storage for notebooks, and Red Hat releases Fedora Core 5.
Two South Africans have developed a multilingual blogging service aimed at compatriots at home and abroad.
Registration for the Linux Professional Institute (LPI) examinations closes tomorrow.
Small companies entering business should strongly consider open source software, says a senior Telkom official.
In today`s technology roundup: Red Hat shows off Enterprise Linux 5, Dell downplays Alienware acquisition rumour, Not music to your ears, and Google acquires @Last Software.
Version 3.0, now offered with commercial support, adds features for regulatory