Linux Foundation Announces Open Compliance Program
Aug 10, 2010Major names in open source and enterprise lend support.
more »MeeGo Conference 2010 Call for Proposals
Aug 06, 2010The conference is open for submissions.
more »SugarCRM adds 50 New Partners
Aug 06, 2010Open source customer relationship management organization adds 50 partners to its Open+ Partner Program.
more »Jolicloud 1.0 Released for Windows and Bootable USB
Aug 05, 2010Cloud-based open source netbook OS gets a 1.0 release.
more »Jsoup 1.2.3 processes HTML 5
Aug 04, 2010Jsoup, a free Java library for processing HTML, is available in version 1.2.3 with enhanced HTML 5 support.
more »Android Becomes Most Popular Commercial Mobile OS in US
Aug 04, 2010A new report from NPD sees Blackberry dethroned for the first time since 2007.
more »MeeGo Releases In-Vehicle-Infotainment Version 1.0
Aug 03, 2010On the tail of last week's GENIVI announcement, MeeGo releases a version of the OS targeted at vehicle user interfaces.
more »Negroponte Offers to Collaborate with India on $35 Tablet
Aug 03, 2010One Laptop Per Child project founder wants to help the country realize their tablet efforts.
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