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openSUSE Forums Back Online
As we reported last week, our public forums have been compromised and defaced. Passwords were safe but the cracker did manage to get access...
IBM Takes U.S. 2013 Patent Crown; Qualcomm Surges to Top 10
Google and Apple crack the top 20 in patents and the search giant has a slight edge in patents awarded.Read more at Enterprise Open...
Open Gaming Platform Ouya Matches Funds for Game Developers
When the hacker-friendly game console, the OUYA, was pitched as a kickstarter project in July of 2012 their tagline was "Cracking open the last...
Motorola’s Project Ara Builds On Open Hardware Success, One Phoneblok at a Time
The critical and consumer response to Motorola Mobility's Moto X launch this summer was a mixed bag. The phones were nice enough, but many...
NSA Tried and Failed to Compromise Tor, But Browser Vulnerabilities Gave Some Users Away
Intelligence agencies have devoted significant time to cracking the Tor encryption network, reports The Guardian, but it's largely failed to compromise the system. According...
BlackBerry Reportedly Beta Testing BBM for Android
The Android version of BlackBerry Messenger has been doled out to groups of beta testers, says blog site CrackBerry. Read more at CNET News
IBM to Showcase its Open Innovation at LinuxCon 2013
This is a guest blog from IBM VP, Worldwide Marketing, IBM Power Systems. Thank you, Lisa Johnston, for contributing to Linux.com.As many of you...
Roses are #f00, Violets are #00f. This Witty Code is a Boffinry Breakthrough
'I like my relationships like I like my kernel source... open'What do you call a computer program that uses big data to write jokes?...
Why Use Xen?
At the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit in April, the Xen Project announced that it was now a Collaborative Project of the Linux Foundation. But as people attended some of...
Department of Transportation Thinks Cars Should Stop You from Texting While Driving
Last month, scientists recommended that cars electronically disable cellphone functions while the vehicles are in motion, and now the Department of Transportation is co-signing...