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Linux NetworX Evolocity 1240s
Author: JT Smith
Linux PR: Linux NetworX introduces Evolocity 1240s TM, designed for managing and optimizing Web traffic in the Internet market.
Sun launches cell phone Java standard
Author: JT Smith
The Register reports, Sun has developed a standard for putting its Java software onto mobile phones. More from a short story...
Industry leaders gather to address web security
Author: JT Smith
PRNewswire is reporting, Guardent, Inc. and eWEEK, together with SecurityFocus.com, Symantec, MITRE, and others today announced
plans to convene a summit meeting...
Common UNIX Printing System 1.1.3 Released
Author: JT Smith
Linux PR: Easy Software Products today announced the 1.1.3 release of the Common UNIX Printing System ("CUPS"), an IPP/1.1-based printing system...
Linux community boycotting bogus ‘hacking challenge’
Author: JT Smith
The much maligned music industry is calling for crackers to vie for a chance at $10,000, to be split among those who...
Yahoo! says “buh-bye” to Amazon.com
Author: JT Smith
Not only that, according to a story at NandoTimes.com, but the mega-portal is adding insult to injury and forging a partnership with...
Expedia kissing up to privacy-loving travelers
Author: JT Smith
The travel site's new privacy policy lets consumers decide what will be done with the information they provide, reports Wired.com, unlike Amazon's...
Streaming lawsuits and multimedia patent flinging
Author: JT Smith
"Oh yeah? Well, take that!" If you listen closely, you can almost hear the catcalls of the lawyers as Digital Island and...
Jack Moffitt: Everything but a private eye
Author: JT Smith
By: Julie Bresnick
NewsForge ColumnistOpen Source people
He says Jack Moffit's not a cool name, though I keep wanting to put it in
front of...
Another company joins the electronic music world
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet tells us of a new company in the running for making money of digital music. MusicBlitz is going directly to the...