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• Pay to Play: Some iPhone App Sites Demand Money for Reviews

  It's not illegal, but paying to have your app reviewed certainly raises some ethical questions.

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• Linux alternatives for the iPad - and the future of netbooks, tablets and smartbooks

  <b>LXer:</b> "Apart from Apple, some other companies are bringing some interesting tablets. In contrary to the iTab, those other tablets do run Linux. Some are already available, such as the TouchBook from Always Innovating (AI), and some have supposedly better screens, like the Notion Ink Adam tablet."

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• Stardock WindowBlinds

  Change the look and feel of your PC quickly, easily, and safely with thousands of available themes

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• Is Microsoft Bing Trying To Kill Open Office?

  <b>Katonda:</b> "Microsoft Bing has many flaws, but this one seems to be the most outrageous one. If you try to search for OpenOffice on Bing, it will not show you the actual OpenOffice.org website but will show pages from random websites like OpenOffice.com or other non-OpenOffice.org websites."

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• Talend Shows That Open Source Success is Not Just About Low Price

  <b>Network World: </b>"Talend is an open source data integration company that is a poster child for successful open source business models. In just a few short years they have risen to be one of the up and coming stars in a 13b dollar market."

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• ThinkPad: Lenovo's Small Business Notebooks

  Designed specifically for SMB customers, the ThinkPad Edge line of notebook computers brings ThinkPad DNA to a wider audience at a lower price.

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• From Access to Outlook

  Sending emails from Access is popular but so is creating appointments, tasks and contacts. The ability to read and process Outlook emails is also very useful, as is the ability to extract names and emails from the user's contact list. That's the topic covered in this and next month's articles.

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• 3 KDE Add-ons Worth Trying

  <b>MakeTechEasier:</b> "Ever so often, I look around for rather random add-ons that make my desktop experience more pleasant or occasionally even serve a meaningful purpose. They range from full applications to very basic widgets. In no particular order, here are a few that I have recently encountered and are worth mentioning."

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• New Nvidia Video Driver for Linux Supports X Server 1.8

  <b>Softpedia:</b> "Nvidia announced a few days ago, on its forum, a new version of its proprietary driver for the Nvidia graphics cards. Nvidia 195.36.24 adds support for new GPUs, and fixes a few issues. But the most important thing is that Nvidia 195.36.24 has support for X Server 1.8."

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• A fast guide to system rescue using open tools

  <b>ars Technica:</b> "Never ask "should I be paranoid about losing my data?" Ask "just how paranoid should I be about losing my data?""

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• Mozilla Loses Its CEO

  John Lilly calls it quits after five years to join venture capital firm amid rapid changes in both the open source and Web browser market.

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• Top 21 iPad Apps for Business Pros

  iPad apps that enable the Apple mobile unit to fully meets the needs of the busy professional.

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• Firefox plans fix for decade-old browsing history leak

  <b>The Register:</b> "Firefox developers say they're close to plugging an information leakage hole that has plagued every major browser for more than a decade."

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• True or False: 5 Wireless Networking Assumptions

  In the effort to secure a wireless network, it's often hard to tell the difference between Wi-Fi fact and fiction. We give five general wireless networking assumptions the truth test.

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• Microsoft: Only Two 'Critical' Patches Coming Tuesday

  May's "Patch Tuesday" drop will be relatively painless, with only two "critical" patches to deal with. But why isn't last week's SharePoint flaw being addressed?

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• Report: GNOME 2.30, the End of the Road

  With the delay of GNOME 3.0, the GNOME 2.30 release extends the lifespan of a series stretching back almost a decade.

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• How to Guard Your Email from Hackers

  Protecting your email, both personal and professional, against prying eyes requires some basic caution and few specific techniques.

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• How to Guard Your Email from Hackers

  Protecting your email, both personal and professional, against prying eyes requires some basic caution and few specific techniques.

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• Top 10 Considerations to Focus Your Startup

  These ten points will help you focus your team, company model, and financial situation.

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• Top 10 Considerations to Focus Your Startup

  These ten points will help you focus your team, company model, and financial situation.

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• Phishers Pedaling Facebook Scams in Record Numbers

  The social networking site has joined the likes of Bank of America, PayPal and the IRS as the one of the most popular Web sites targeted by phishers.

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• What's the best lightweight Linux distro?

  <b>TuxRadar:</b> "The main idea of this test was to see how well these distros would run in a restrained environment. To this end, they were tested, where possible, on an ancient Compaq laptop with 256MB RAM, Vesa graphics, a 4GB hard drive and a 200MHz Pentium processor."

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• C++ Tutorial: 10 New STL Algorithms That Will Make You A More Productive Developer

  Unquestionably, the most effective tool for a C++ programmer's productivity is the Standard library's rich collection of algorithms. In 2008, about 20 new algorithms were voted into the C++0x draft standard. These new algorithms let you among the rest copy n elements intuitively, perform set theory operations, and handle partitions conveniently. Find out how to use these algorithms to make your code more efficient and intuitive.

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• KDE vs. GNOME: DVD Tools and Desktop Design

  Users must choose between GNOME simplicity and KDE completeness, and neither choice is completely satisfying.

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• KDE vs. GNOME: DVD Tools and Desktop Design

  <b>Datamation:</b> "Users must choose between GNOME simplicity and KDE completeness, and neither choice is completely satisfying."

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