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more »Gartner Measures EU Web Platform Activities
Apr 15, 2010The EU distinguishes itself by stressing cooperation and technical interoperability in the digital age through various online platforms. To measure its success, it contracted the Gartner market research firm to do a survey. The results are now available.
more »Acer Favors Chrome OS over Android
Apr 15, 2010Netbooks with Google's Android aren't necessarily meeting Acer's expectations.
more »Microsoft to Develop own Open Source Platform
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more »SCO Group Suffers Another Defeat
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more »Online Petitioning Software Made Public
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more »OpenSSL 1.0.0 Released
Mar 30, 2010Version 1.0.0 of the free implementation of SSL and TLS protocols, OpenSSL, is now available in a major release.
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