Mark Shuttleworth revealed the Ubuntu phone, pulling the classic Executive-announcing-a-mobile-product move by taking a special Galaxy Nexus from his jacket pocket. He then proceeded to give us a first look at this Ubuntu for Phones, a full Ubuntu OS for Continue reading
Gnome 3.6 is a major upgrade of GNOME 3. I’ve been testing it for a while now, development environment feels like a bigger step. A huge amount of work has gone into this release, and it has been targeted at Continue reading
Last month, HTC’s disappointing decision which was not to provide an official Ice Cream Sandwich update for its own HTC Desire HD. Not even a petition with over 15,000 signatures was enough to persuade them to change their mind. Below Continue reading
HTC has yet announce any ice cream sandwich update for its Desire HD smartphone. Many users are waiting for HTC to release any update since. Do you own a HTC Desire HD like me? Are you still waiting for HTC Continue reading
Meet ‘Spark’ the KDE powered tablet. This tablet showcases an open Linux stack on unlocked hardware and comes with an open content and services market. The tablet features decent hardware: Processor: 1GHz AMLogic ARM processor GPU: Mali-400 GPU RAM: 512 Continue reading
Networkworld : “About 100,000 Web pages for e-commerce sites based on the open source OS Commerce software have been compromised with malware through a mass iFrame injection attack, according to security firm Armorize. The ongoing mass-injection attacks appear to be Continue reading
Unixmen: “Gradually all the data from our desktops is moving into the cloud on the web. We seek to accomplish most of our day-to-day jobs (and rather trivial jobs) from preparation of document, presentations and spreadsheets to computation, media conversion, Continue reading
Datamation: “Mozilla today released Firefox 5, three months to the day after Firefox 4 was released. The new Firefox 5 release marks the successful debut of Mozilla’s rapid release process, which iterates new releases every three months. Firefox 5 includes Continue reading
Linux Planet: “All good things must come to an end, even on the Linux Planet. This past week we were alerted to the demise of Google’s Linux search after years of activity. While one Linux asset is now gone, the Continue reading
Enterprise Networking Planet: “At 5 PM PT/ 8 PM ET on June 7th, World IPv6 Day will start. It’s an event that will put hundreds of mainstream websites on IPv6 for the first time, as the world prepares for the Continue reading