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Red Hat CEO Announces a Shift From Client-Server to Cloud Computing

In other words, Red Hat is moving from Linux to OpenStack as its primary breadwinner.

First Tizen Phone Now Expected in India

Samsung’s postponed Tizen Linux-based smartphone is now heading for a launch in India by the end of the year, reports India’s Economic Times. Everybody, it seems, wants a piece of the Indian smartphone market. The latest company with plans to jump headlong into South Asia is Samsung, which aims to ship a Tizen Linux-based smartphone […]

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Ericsson Buying Majority Stake in PaaS Vendor Apcera

On the same day Apcera launched its Continuum PaaS platform, Ericsson announced that it is buying a majority stake in the company.

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Six Clicks: Android Apps on Chromebooks

Look out, Windows! With Google starting to bring over a million Android apps to Chromebooks, the Windows PC is going to face a real challenge.

Brocade Unveils Vyatta SDN Controller

The new controller, which will launch in November, is based on the upcoming “Helium” release from OpenDaylight.

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10 Android Smartphone Alternatives to the Apple iPhone 6

eWEEK looks at 10 Android smartphones ranging from lower-cost units to the top-of-the-line models that might prove to be suitable alternatives to the iPhone 6.

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HP Passes Red Hat as Leading Contributor to OpenStack

It’s no secret that the list of companies backing the OpenStack cloud computing platform is growing mighty long. In fact, most analysts agree that that list has to be whittled down over time. But if you think you have a handle on which companies are the top contributors to OpenStack, you may find some surprises.

OpenStack has a brand new top contributor: Hewlett-Packard, which has pledged to put $1 billion behind its cloud computing efforts and just purchased open source cloud computing firm Eucalyptus Systems. According to the folks at  Stackalytics.com, which folows the companies that contribution code to OpenStack, HP has overtaken Red Hat as top contributor.

 

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Linux 3.17 Has Basic Support For The Xbox One Controller

While I’ve written extensively about the Linux 3.17 kernel and its many new features, there is an interesting addition that was merged for Linux 3.17 that I missed out on noticing (or that of Anzwix) until today…

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openSUSE 13.2 Is Coming – First Beta Has Arrived!

Our brand new ‘Rolling Factory’ has already amassed over 6000 installations and that’s just kicking awesome. But we won’t just roll: we will still create releases of openSUSE, and 13.2 is next! According to the roadmap, our latest Geeko is due in November and it will be awesome. We promise. But it doesn’t come for free: you will have to help.

Open Source isn’t magic

Thing is, Open Source can only be as awesome as the people who work on it! And while openSUSE 13.2 has many, many awesome people working on it, what matters in the end is if it will work for you. There is only one way to make sure it does: test it. Test your use cases and make sure what you need openSUSE 13.2 for will work perfectly.

That crazy old system you have set up for your uncle? Test it. That brand new ultrabook of your sister? Test it. That super server you’re secretly building in the cellar? Test it. TEST IT ALL!

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Micron Launches M600 SATA Solid-State Drives

The M600 is equipped with self-encryption technology designed to meet government standards—ensuring data is secure in the event of theft or loss.

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