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Jun 16, 2009Linux and multitouch input also work without X.org and with help from the new Kernel 2.6.30. Three French students show how it's done.
more »Former Nagios Conference Calls out for Speakers
Jun 09, 2009The 4th Open Source Monitoring Conference 2009 on Nagios has released its Call for Papers.
more »Acer Targets Android Netbooks for Late Summer
Jun 05, 2009Notebook maker Acer is of the opinion that Android will be spreading its wings in the netbook market over the next two years.
more »Canonical to Strengthen Engagement for Moblin
Jun 04, 2009The venture behind Ubuntu has announced its two-fold cooperation with Intels mobile product division: Moblin has wandered onto the Ubuntu Netbook Remix and also onto Intels Classmate PC.
more »SanDisk to Streamline Solid State Drives for Netbooks
Jun 04, 2009Data storage specialist SanDisk announced at Computex the redesign of its solid state drives. The flash memory is intended to be quicker and more precise than the first generation.
more »DrupalCon 2009 Fun, games, and serious funding
May 31, 2009Drupal community leaves its semi-annual conference more than US$ 650,000 richer.
more »Google Announces 18 New Android Mobile Phones
May 29, 2009At the Google I/O developer conference in San Francisco on May 27, Google's senior director for mobile platforms Andy Rubin made it public that many new Google phones are expected to appear by end of 2009.
more »Web Attacks Using HTTP Parameter Pollution
May 20, 2009At the OWASP AppSec Poland 2009 web security conference two Italian security experts presented a new kind of web application attack threat. The presentation slides for the method called HTTP Parameter Pollution (HPP) are now available online.
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