Nokia will release a new touchscreen-based Internet Tablet in the fourth quarter, says TheStreet. Meanwhile, a Nokia haptic touchscreen-based smartphone is due in the third quarter, followed by a "Nautilus" touchscreen phone shipping in 2010, and possibly a Foxconn-manufactured Nokia netbook, the financial website claims.
Read more »Nokia prepping tablets, netbook, touchscreen phones?
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Handle Compressed and Uncompressed Files Uniformly
When looking at log files or other files that are compressed and rotated automatically, it's useful to be able to deal with them in a uniform fashion. The following bash function does that...
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Free to a Good Home: Junk
I was pricing a low-end desktop computer the other day. When configuring it, I noticed that if I added a four-year warranty, it would cost more than the entire system! We've really come to the point where computer hardware is like a plastic fork. If a tine breaks off, it gets thrown away. Sadly, although throwing away plastic forks is rough on the environment, used computers are so much more so.
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Introducing the WebSphere sMash PHPCompute node in WebSphere Message Broker
The PHPCompute node is a new general-purpose programmable node in IBM® WebSphere® Message Broker that embeds the IBM WebSphere sMash runtime for PHP. This article shows how you can use the PHPCompute node to write PHP scripts that transform and route messages in WebSphere Message Broker.
Read more »GNU Radio: the open-source software defined Radio
GNU Radio is an open source Software Defined Radio (SDR) project that was started about ten years ago by Eric Blossom, an electrical engineer.
Read more »Wine development release 1.1.19 is now available
What's new in this release (see below for details):
- Support for Visual C++ project files in winemaker.
- Improvements to the Esound driver.
- Many Direct3D code cleanups.
- Fixes to OLE clipboard handling.
- OpenBSD compilation fixed.
- Various bug fixes.
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Review: Backups with Back in Time
Backing up generally isn't a fun activity, but always proves to be worth it when that disaster you are not expecting happens.
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Learn how to Create Your Digital Signature
Will learn how to define security policy to digitally sign and verify SOAP messages with example. In the web services scenario, XML messages are exchanged between the client application and the web services. Certain messages contain critical business information and, therefore, the integrity of the message should be ensured. Ensuring
Read more »“Novell is Killing SuSE Linux” — Claim
I just can't hold back anymore. I've been running Linux a long, long time, and in the past five years, I have been working more and more with SuSE Linux. About five years ago (roughly), Novell acquired the rights to SuSE Linux in the United States.
Read more »Patents Roundup: Microsoft, CSIRO, Patent Hawk, and “Corrupt, Malicious” EPO
The latest news about patents (software in particular) that affect Free software
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Building an Ubuntu Live CD from Scratch
How to build a minimal Ubuntu live CD from scratch. The technique can be used to build embedded linux systems based on Ubuntu
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PC-BSD 7.1 vs. Kubuntu 9.04 Benchmarks
Earlier this month PC-BSD 7.1 was released. With the Phoronix Test Suite now having enhanced support for PC-BSD, we decided to see how well PC-BSD 7.1 performs against Kubuntu 9.04.
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Has Microsoft lost its war on open source?
Is Microsoft a friend or foe of open source? Going by the company's actions, Microsoft can't seem to decide whether to make love or war. But if it's war, Microsoft appears to lack the legal weaponry to defeat or even disturb its adversaries.
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All We Need is an Open Source Linux-based Voting System
For the first time in history, the Philippine national elections to be held in 2010 will use an automated (electronic) polling system. At this point in time, our lawmakers are now debating on the issue of security of the voting machines that will be used in the polls.
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