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Need desktop access over the Web? Try some Guacamole

Techworld: "A new open source project dubbed Guacamole allows users to access a desktop remotely through a Web browser, potentially streamlining the requirements for client support and administration."

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How to Monitor a Device with Nagios

BeginLinux: "The process illustrated here checking a router is the same process you will use to check servers, switchs, printers, etc. It is always going to be a three step process."

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Where Did Your Time Go? GNOME Time Tracker Knows

Linux Planet: "Have you ever thought about how you really spend your time at work? If you're wondering where the time goes, the GNOME Time Tracker is a great tool to help you keep an eye on which activities eat up your days."

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MyGlobalTalk Gets Mobile UC Capabilities

Parent company Geos Communications partners with Agito Networks to bring unified communications to its enterprise customers via smartphone.

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A first look at Haiku (alpha)

Distrowatch: "When talking about kernel scheduling and desktop responsiveness, it's common to hear people in the tech community talk fondly of BeOS, a desktop system which hails from the 1990s. BeOS had a well-deserved reputation for providing users with a polished desktop and smooth interaction, even when the processor was under heavy load."

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Storage, Services Help Dell Beat the Street

The hardware player sees renewed interest among IT buyers -- particularly in storage, services and international sales.

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Report: Ubuntu or Fedora-- Which is the Best Linux?

Ubuntu and Fedora are the most popular Linux distributions. Can one of them claim bragging rights as the best Linux distribution?

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Microsoft Bing Holding Its Own in Search

One year in, Microsoft's Bing search engine appears to be making headway and garnering a fair amount of attention from users and marketers. Whether it can displace Google, even with its technology agreement with Yahoo, remains unsettled.

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Microsoft Bing Holding Its Own in Search

One year in, Microsoft's Bing search engine appears to be making headway and garnering a fair amount of attention from users and marketers. Whether it can displace Google, even with its technology agreement with Yahoo, remains unsettled.

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Creating an Underwater Scene in Blender- Part 2

Packt: "We will begin by creating the terrain for the underwater environment. In the sequel of the article, we will learn how to add vegetation, pebbles and corals. After which we will discuss how to add distant terrains, lighting effects and finally composition."

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75 Open Source Tools to Replace Apps You Use Every Day

Open source tools for music, security, business, IM, editing, gaming and other uses. Clearly, open source tools have fully matured.

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Customer Databases as Marketing Tools

A strong customer database is a valuable asset and a great small business marketing tool. Are you making the most of yours?

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Ubuntu 10.04 drops Yahoo search as default

The H Open: "The Ubuntu developers have announced that Ubuntu 10.04 will be abandoning its switch to Yahoo search as the default search provider on the Ubuntu desktop and returning to use Google's search."

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Microsoft Dishing Out Discounts for Windows 7 Upgrades

The software giant is looking to close out the final quarter of its fiscal quarter with a bang in terms of Windows 7 higher-end sales.

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Top 100 sites in 2010: Search giants, shopping, Facebook and a bit of porn

ZDNet: "Courtesy of Neilsen data and info-graphics at the BBC, a new visualisation has been created to explain the interactivity of users and the sites they visit in the main browsing areas of the world, including the US, Australia, Brazil and a half-dozen European countries."

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Greenpeace Warns of Data Center Emissions in Cloud Computing Set Ups

The environmental activist group is sounding an alarm about the carbon footprint created in the transition to cloud computing. It urges IT firms to opt for renewables when they open new data centers.

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Mozilla Thunderbird

Mozilla's next generation mail client goes 3.1 Alpha - Codename "Lanikai"

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Anatomy of a Web Service: XML, SOAP and WSDL for Platform-independent Data Exchange

A Web service basically is a collection of open protocols -- XML, SOAP and WSDL -- that is used to exchange data between applications in a platform-independent way.

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Confirmed: Mandriva in Acquisition Talks

IT World: "After years of fiscal ups and downs, it now appears Mandriva S.A., makers of the Mandriva Linux distribution, may be up on the seller's block."

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Behind The Scenes Of Apple's iPad Launch

Only about 10 percent of the iPhone apps will work on the iPad so far.

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HP ProBook 5310m Review

Weighing under four pounds and under one inch thick, HP's new business notebook is easily mistaken for one of those $1,500-plus executive status symbols. It's also easily purchased for $899.

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T-Mobile Planning Free Windows Mobile 6.5 Updates for HTC Handsets?

Touch Pro2 and Dash 3G may get updates to Microsoft's latest smartphone platform early next month.

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The Ultimate Troubleshooter

A valuable resource manager that can improve your PC's performance, startup times, and overall stability

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Ubuntu flirts with Chrome instead of Firefox

Bit-Tech: "The next edition of the Ubuntu Linux distribution could come with added Google, with rumours circulating that Canonical is looking to replace Mozilla's Firefox with Google's Chrome browser."

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2 Computers via 1 Keyboard & Mouse

Linux Journal: "Synergy (synergy2.sf.net ) allows you to use the keyboard and mouse of your primary computer to control all the other computers around you. Best of all, it is free, works with Linux, OS X, and Windows."

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