In today`s technology roundup: IBM invests $100 million in Linux, UK tops TV downloads, music player and camera in one, and Apple to launch colour-screen iPod?
Novell was honoured with product excellence awards for its security and management solutions at the LinuxWorld conference in the US.
In today`s technology roundup: Intel blends silicon chips and lasers, Red Hat offers Sun interoperability, countering phone porn, Kaspersky sets up US base, and cellphones in the sky.
The Novell Security Manager Linux-based solution is now available.
Software re-publisher Phoenix Software has announced the availability of the OOoFf! Solution, which combines OpenOffice and Firefox.
In today`s technology roundup: Novell and IBM push Linux, bug forces computers to dial 911, and new Matrix game on the way.
The GlobeTOM Java-based Advanced Element Management System (@EMS) technology has been unveiled.
In today`s technology roundup: Spam may soon reach 95%, Microsoft exec claims Windows is safer than Linux, and Microsoft and Pfizer challenge Viagra spam.
Open source continues to gain mind share among companies looking to cut costs, says Willie Appel, international VP of executive directions at Meta Group.
The Linspire 4.5 operating system has been made available through software republisher Phoenix Global Software.
In today`s technology roundup: Phishing flaw on alternate browsers?, a R600 lap top, simplifying Linux for cell phones, and phone spammers named and shamed.
Futurex 2005 will be co-located with LinuxWorld in Sandton this year.
Oracle has unveiled its Application Server 10g Release 2, featuring software development tools for Linux, Solaris, HP-UX and Windows.