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Google Payments: Gateway to Dominant E-Commerce?
Anonymous Reader writes "Google enthusiasts recently uncovered a webpage indicating that Google was testing (sans public beta) a new payment method, and preliminary speculations...
Check Point’s acquisition of Snort’s parent has some users worried
Author: Stephen Feller
Check Point Software Technologies and Sourcefire have a history of working together, but last week's announcement that Check Point plans to acquire...
Three reasons why Internet-based applications are a bad idea
Author: Robin 'Roblimo' Miller
We've all heard the hype about how Sun and Google may someday, somehow, produce a version of StarOffice or OpenOffice.org that...
Race to Linux winners announced
Author: Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier
The Race to Linux is over, and the coding contest's sponsors have declared the winners.The Code Project, Mainsoft, and IBM sponsored...
Finding voice codecs for free software
Author: Nathan Willis
In a recent article about VoIP softphones, I touched on the problem of proprietary, patent-encumbered codecs. To recap, the point was that...
MySpace hacked for fun and chicks
Anonymous Reader writes "Article from BetaNews: "One clever MySpace user looking to expand his buddy list recently figured out how to force others to...
New national center to assist governments with open source applications
Author: Stephen Feller
The National Center for Open Source Policy and Research (NCOSPR) was launched today at the first Government Open Source Conference (GOSCON) in...
Twenty Years of Windows
Windows is so ubiquitous that we often take it for granted. It's the operating system used on nearly 95 percent of all the desktops...
Xara leaps into open source community
Author: Stephen Feller
After nearly 25 years as a proprietary software company, Xara is throwing itself headfirst into the open source community with two announcements...
How to keep instant messaging off the record
Author: Mayank Sharma
Sometimes encryption isn't enough to keep your conversations private. With standard encryption, it's theoretically possible for someone to steal your secret encryption...