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Web surfers deserted Internet Explorer in favor of Safari, Firefox and Chrome in December, according to Net Applications.
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Read more »Google Touts Open Source Cred
Who's the first company you think of when the words "open source" come up in conversation? Red Hat? Canonical? MySQL? Well, if Google co-founder Larry Page is to be taken seriously, apparently it ought to be Google.
The BBC is reporting on some comments that Page made at a recent round-table meeting with reporters.
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PatientOS is an open source electronic medical record (EMR or EHR) for physician offices and clinics.
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