Open Source R Language Undergoes a Commercial Revolution
New commercial support and technology is on the way for the R language used for running analytics on big data.
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eBay Cleared in E-Commerce Counterfeiting Spat
An appellate court upheld a lower court's finding that eBay did not engage in trademark infringement by providing a marketplace for sellers to auction off counterfeit Tiffany Co. jewelry.Read the article
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Verizon, Secret Service Tackle Cybercrime
The telecom will fold in the U.S. Secret Service's cybercrime data with its own to give consumers and companies a better idea of how to prevent and prosecute cybercrime.Read the article
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The Emerging Cloud Computing NOC
Is cloud computing making expensive backup sites a thing of the past?Read the article
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COSSFEST; A Calgarian Tale of FOSS, Betrayal, and Murder
<b>Ubuntu User:</b> "Okay, I might be exaggerating about the whole betrayal and murder thing. But this story is about FOSS in Calgary."Read the article
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Microsoft Says Silverlight 4 Will Ship Thursday
It may be 'tax' day for most Americans but, for some developers, April 15 is the day that Microsoft releases version 4 of its Silverlight media streaming technology.Read the article
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Are Bing, Yahoo Gaining on Google?
The latest Web statistics for search engines show both Bing and Yahoo gaining ground while Google slips. But what is it about the numbers that undercuts those conclusions?Read the article
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EduPunks Say School Yourself!
<b>The Tyee:</b> "Their DIY movement is reinventing how, and why, we learn."Read the article
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New-line search & replace in OpenOffice.org Writer -- the lazy way
<b>Free Software Magazine:</b> "Trouble is, the resulting file has hard new-line characters after every line, and a double new-line between paragraphs. I could cursor to the end of each line, delete it, and type in a space, but my inner sloth told me there had to be a better way."Read the article
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Darkness Visible: Making Patent Absurdity Patent
<b>Open Enterprise:</b> "Regular readers of this blog may have noticed that I write a lot about software patents. The reason is simple: they represent probably the greatest single threat to free software, far beyond that of any individual company."Read the article
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Microsoft Wants to Lead Cloud Privacy Charge
The rise of cloud-based computing options has everyone scrambling to stake their claim. Microsoft, for now, says it wants to be a leader in protecting people and their data's privacy.Read the article
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iPad Much Faster than iPhone
While the iPhone is underclocked to preserve battery life, the iPad has no such restriction, based on observers' reports at the iPad launch.Read the article
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Trend Micro Acquires Cloud Storage Vendor Humyo
The security software vendor acquires a cloud-based storage company that offers online backup of PC files for consumers and SMBs.Read the article
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Microsoft, Apple Will Never Allow An Open Web
<b>Katonda: </b>"The high-profile blogs by the two proprietary companies of the world hints at a conspiracy. It seems an environment is being created to 'distract' developers and users from true free formats."Read the article
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5 Ways to Use an iPad for Small Business
Although it was designed primarily as a consumer product, the iPad is finding its way into the workforce. We look at five different business scenarios where the iPad could earn its keep.Read the article
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Windows 7 vs. Snow Leopard: Which is More Secure?
Windows 7 represents an advance in Microsoft security, while Snow Leopard enjoys Apple’s traditional security advantage. A security expert compares the operating systems' security on a feature by feature basis.Read the article
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Windows 7 vs. Snow Leopard: Which is More Secure?
Windows 7 represents an advance in Microsoft security, while Snow Leopard enjoys Apple’s traditional security advantage. A security expert compares the operating systems' security on a feature by feature basis.Read the article
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What is in those Microsoft Linux patent agreements?
<b>ZDNet:</b> "Why are so many smart companies signing up with these agreements? What is in them?"Read the article
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Online Advertisers Start Spending Again
A survey shows the big online advertisers are big spenders again. And this bodes well for small Web shops, too.Read the article
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SGI Resurrects Origin x86 Server Line With New Xeons
The classic brand is reborn as a super-dense, all-in-one x86 server with an integrated SAN, while larger siblings will sport more than 1,000 cores for virtualized environments.Read the article
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SGI Resurrects Origin x86 Server Line With New Xeons
The classic brand is reborn as a super-dense, all-in-one x86 server with an integrated SAN, while larger siblings will sport more than 1,000 cores for virtualized environments.Read the article
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Google's Going Native in Chrome With SDK
New open source Native Client SDK debuts for Chrome, bringing C and C++ to the Web. But is it just another form of vendor lock-in?Read the article
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Linux and branding
<b>LWN.net:</b> "Marketing isn't the first word that one associates with the Linux community, but it is a necessary activity for those who wish to bring new users into the fold (and perhaps make a buck at the same time)."Read the article
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HP EliteBook 8440w Notebook: "W" For Workstation
The HP EliteBook 8440w notebook isn't cheap, but then it claims to offer the equivalent of a workstation in a portable package. Does it live up to its claim?Read the article
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Day 5 of the SCO v. Novell Trial & Some Help for Journalists Covering the Trial - Updated
<b>Groklaw:</b> "Before I do my full report, a couple of highlights: Groklaw was discussed (with jury out of the room) twice, with respect to the Maureen O'Gara deposition. The first was to strike a mention of Groklaw; the second, a mention of pj."Read the article
