The fast, modern, reliable Linux kernel is optimised for its software and hardware, says the company.
Yahoo owns patents on Google Instant, Street View prompts privacy code in Germany, Adobe patches Flash Player, and London seeks tube mobile access.
In this World Wide Wrap: Xerox takes on IT services, Airtel to start mobile payments, and mobile providers should prioritise e-billing.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google risks 'carrier' label, Pervasip to acquire Infiniti Systems, and Avaya rolls out UC platform.
In this World Wide Wrap: Virtualisation security a concern, VMware eyes Linux, and OCS signs Citrix for Russia.
Trend Micro's Titanium 2011 is able to stop threats before they can reach a protected PC. [SecureData Security]
The only way to fight a technology war is with technology, says James Blake, chief product strategist for Mimecast UEM.
Dell Powervault DL powered by Commvault Simpana software delivers an all-in-one disk-based backup, deduplication and archive solution.
Adding an SMS channel allows busy professionals to log attendance at off-site events and complete the quizzes after hours, says BulkSMS.com.
Next-generation infrastructure spells the death of traditional BI reports, Olap cubes and data warehouses, says QlikView.
A shareholder squabble over control of the computer distributor led to Comztek's decision to sell to Datatec.
The partnership will catalyse Bharti Airtel's ability to deliver 2G and 3G technology to 16 African countries, claims the company.
Party resolutions up for discussion include integrating and streamlining of government's ICT investments under a single authority and setting up an ICT tribunal.