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• 5 Reasons Good Ideas Go Bad

  Getting an idea from conception to implementation can be a disheartening experience in any company.

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• MeeGo, Android Phone Platforms Take Stage at Linux Conference

  Nokia and Google officials offered progress reports on their mobile operating systems at The Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit.

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• How to Spot a Storage Networking Roadmap About to Go South

  Learn when your storage vendor might not execute on its product strategy.

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• Report: One-Handed Workarounds: Typing With a Broken Thumb

  The value of an opposable thumb is more keenly felt when it can't be used. Juliet Kemp looks for ways to keep working with only one typing hand.

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• Internationalizing a Locale-specific Application in Java

  The Java SE platform allows you to adapt (localize) your applications to various languages and regions easily, cost-effectively, and without having to re-engineer the software.

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• The Google Maps API's Top 10 Under-the-Radar Enhancements

  Enhance your Google Maps API-driven applications using these 10 little-known yet powerful tips.

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• Amarok 2.3.0 "Clear Light" released

  <b>Amarok:</b> "Team Amarok is proud to announce Amarok 2.3.0. It contains many improvements and bugfixes over Amarok 2.2.2 as well as many new features. Areas such as podcast support and saved playlists have seen huge improvements, as has the support for USB mass storage devices (including generic MP3 players)."

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• System 76 Lemur Review

  <b>Jonobacon@home:</b> "Recently I got one of these new System 76 ultra-thin laptops, the Lemur: System76 are well known in the Open Source community for shipping Ubuntu on their machines, being active community members and for helping LoCo teams with machines too."

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• Linux Remains a Recession Proof Niche

  <b>Really Linux:</b> "In this article, Andrea explores some of the most recent Linux job postings and determines that Linux is a very good niche to be in during these economically strange times."

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• Total victory for open source software in a patent lawsuit

  <b>Opensource.com:</b> "Plaintiffs attempted to exploit this inexperience by arguing that open source software involved behavior that was, if not downright illegal, at least ethically dubious. They promoted the fallacy that open source distributors unfairly take the property of others and thereby unfairly profit."

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• Mozilla Rushes Out Fix for Hack on Firefox

  A new update comes on the heels of yet another Pwn2own exploit, along with a promise of patches for older Firefox versions, as well.

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• Management Console Improvements in Windows Server 2008 R2

  Microsoft has made multiple improvements to the Management Console in Windows Server 2008 R2.

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• Automation With Expect, an Open Source Software Utility

  Tip of the Trade: The Expect package found in Debian and Ubuntu is a powerful utility that can script interactive operations.

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• Custom Scrollbars with CSS

  CSS 3 is well on its way and promises some amazing features, including scrollable divs. There are several implementations of custom scrollbars, but the following implementation works across all popular browsers and supports scrolling with the mouse wheel.

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• What's So Great about Hand-Made?

  <b>the Tyee:</b> "Whether it's dog biscuits or sealskin parkas, creating items by hand builds culture and communities."

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• U.S. Losing Cyber War, Official Says

  U.S. defense official admits that United States is losing massive amounts of data to cyber attacks.

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• KWin Can Cause A Performance Hit Too, But It's Different From Compiz

  <b>Phoronix:</b> "This surprised many so we published another article entitled The Cost Of Running Compiz where we showed the performance penalties of a compositing window manager with different hardware and drivers. This led some to ask whether the performance of KWin also causes the OpenGL frame-rate to drop, so here are those KDE benchmarks."

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• Non-x86 Blade Server Buyer's Guide

  When it comes to blade servers, x86 is the most frequent architecture of choice. Bladed or not, however, x86 servers are not the perfect tool for every task. Non-x86 blade server options, while limited, fill many of the gaps that their x86 siblings leave.

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• Non-x86 Blade Server Buyer's Guide

  When it comes to blade servers, x86 is the most frequent architecture of choice. Bladed or not, however, x86 servers are not the perfect tool for every task. Non-x86 blade server options, while limited, fill many of the gaps that their x86 siblings leave.

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• Android App Brings In $13k a Month

  It's not just iPhone developers who can make big bucks on applications.

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• Craigslist Facing Heat Over Sex Ads, Again

  Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal is once again raking Craigslist over the coals for allowing the sex trade to flourish on its site.

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• Fedora 13 released with open 3D drivers and Python 3 stack

  <b>ars Technica:</b> "The developers behind the popular Fedora Linux distribution announced on Tuesday the official release of version 13, codenamed Goddard. It brings some important platform improvements and several new desktop applications."

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• IBM Best in Privacy Among Tech Firms

  IBM was ranked the most trusted company for privacy among IT companies, fending off the likes of HP and eBay for the coveted top spot. But Facebook wasn't as fortunate.

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• Choosing the Right SSD for Your Storage Backup Needs

  Before you can decide whether SSD are the right backup choice for your organization, you must understand the choices that complement it, such as SAS and RAID controller choices.

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• Apple May Build a Search Engine to Shield iPhone Data From Google

  <b>eWeek:</b> "Data Apple collects about users from its vaunted iPhone is so valuable that the company must build a special search engine just to keep Google from gleaning insight from that data, analysts say."

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