Xoops Exploring the Xoops CMS
May 31, 2009The lean Xoops CMS offers only basic functionality, but it is easy to extend.
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 »Archiveteam Project Collects Lost Web 2.0 Content
May 28, 2009Many users keep their emails with webmail services, wedding pictures in photo communities and reading habits with social bookmarking services. What happens, though, when data is lost or websites fold? Archiveteam wants to help in those circumstances.
more »Simply Simple: Homepages with Tilswiki
May 26, 2009Viennese developer Tilmann Singer has programmed a wiki that is in continual edit mode. The current Tilswiki 0.8 also provides versioning.
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.
more »Next Generation Browser Tabs Sought
May 19, 2009In the context of this year's Design Challenge, the Mozilla Foundation is looking for ideas on how to bring browser tabs into the next generation.
more »Multithreaded Mail Carrier: Postfix 2.6.0
May 19, 2009Mail transfer agent (MTA) Postfix is now available in version 2.6.0. Managing multiple Postfix instances on a single host is now possible for the first time.
more »Forestle Search Engine: In Search of the Rainforest
May 14, 2009The global computing infrastructure currently makes up about two percent of the world's CO² emissions, thus surpassing the aviation industry. To turn the tide, the new German search engine Forestle wants to purchase rainforest tracts with its ad income.
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