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• Webopedia Term of The Day: IT outsourcing

  <b>Webopedia: </b>"IT outsourcing is a phrase used to describe the practice of seeking resources -- or subcontracting -- outside of an organizational structure for all or part of an IT (Information Technology) function."

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• A Look Into Web Services

  When I first started working on the web and developing websites, the Web Service was a new concept t ...

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• Linux multimedia dream machine, cool!

  <b>Handle With Linux:</b> "This is the Dreambox, a Linux powered price winning digital television receiver. While it may not look like much at first, wait till you hear what special features it supports (some unofficially) ."

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• Disaster Recovery For Small Business

  You may not be a Boy Scout, but the best way to protect your small business is to be prepared. We look at disaster recovery options to help you stay one step ahead of trouble and to sleep better at night.

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• Disaster Recovery For Small Business

  You may not be a Boy Scout, but the best way to protect your small business is to be prepared. We look at disaster recovery options to help you stay one step ahead of trouble and to sleep better at night.

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• Add NoSQL Data Storage to Your PHP Development with Redis

  Redis provides a powerful and speedy alternative to relational database servers for PHP developers.

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• Add NoSQL Data Storage to Your PHP Development with Redis

  Redis provides a powerful and speedy alternative to relational database servers for PHP developers.

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• Book Review: The Excel Analyst's Guide to Access

  The 'Excel Analyst's Guide to Access' is especially good for Excel users who need an introductory but aggressive tutorial into the world of Microsoft Access. Read on to find out why he decided to keep this particular book in his own personal library.

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• Wine 1.1.41 Released

  <b>Wine-Reviews:</b> "The Wine development release 1.1.41 is now available. What's new in this release:"

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• Why Isn't Linux the Standard Secondary OS?

  <b>OSTATIC: </b>"Among other reasons why Linux can function as a great sidekick to the more prevalent operating systems is that it's more secure. If you're going to jump into, say, an online banking app, why not do it in Linux, where the hackers and script kiddies aren't?"

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• Google Invests in Mobile Search

  Google's recent acquisition of Plink signals the company's growing interest in all things mobile. Is visual search a trend for ecommerce owners to watch?

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• What's been going on with Ardour?

  <b>Ardour:</b> "There hasn't been much news posted here for a while, so I thought it was appropriate to update subscribers and other supporters of my work on Ardour on what has been going on."

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• SCO, Novell: Grokking Where Credit is Due

  <b>IT World:</b> "The next thing that ruined SCO's plans? Groklaw."

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• How Canonical Can Do Ubuntu Right: It Isn't a Technical Problem

  <b>O'Reilly Broadcast:</b> "I knew in advance that venting my frustrations with Ubuntu in the form of an article yesterday would stir up a hornet's nest."

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• Oracle Updates Solaris (and Everything Else) for Security

  Oracle's quarterly patch update integrates Sun technology for the first time and patches 47 vulnerabilities in total.

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• Apple's Journey to the Top

  OS Roundup: Was it exclusion or exclusivity that fueled Apple's journey to being the world's biggest technology company? Or perhaps it's Apple's understanding and ability that when the producer names the tune, the consumer must dance.

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• Apple's Journey to the Top

  OS Roundup: Was it exclusion or exclusivity that fueled Apple's journey to being the world's biggest technology company? Or perhaps it's Apple's understanding and ability that when the producer names the tune, the consumer must dance.

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• Facebook to Look at Privacy Issues

  In perhaps the longest overdue move in recent memory, Facebook officials will convene to address mounting criticism about lax handling of privacy.

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• Facebook to Look at Privacy Issues

  In perhaps the longest overdue move in recent memory, Facebook officials will convene to address mounting criticism about lax handling of privacy.

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• Ubuntu Light Shuts Out Future Ubuntu Moblin/MeeGo Remixes

  <b>IT World:</b> "When Canonical announced its Ubuntu Light platform for netbooks and platforms Monday morning, a lot of fuss was made about the new Unity interface, the capability of Ubuntu Light to act as an instant-on environment for users of these devices who just want to surf, and the general coolness of the plan."

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• An Open Source Software Investigation -- Stty Settings, Backspace and Delete

  Tip of the Trade: A reader weighs in on the backspace/delete terminal problem. Although the solution doesn't solve the problem at hand, it does lead to some interesting open source software troubleshooting.

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• Report: The 7 Irritations of GNOME and KDE

  Bruce Byfield is already grumpy from the Olympics invasion of his hometown, and now KDE and GNOME are causing vexation. They both have many wonderful abilities, but some things leave users scratching their heads and wondering "why."

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• Scene from an Airport

  <b>Schneier on Security:</b> "This isn't the sort of job that rewards competence, you know."

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• GNOME 2.30: Waiting for the Big Release

  GNOME 2.30&#146;s improvements in speed, inter-connectivity, and usability make the release worth having, even if it will become obsolete when the next release arrives in six months.

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• Who Is Developing KVM Linux Virtualization?

  IBM, once a lead backer of the Xen open source hypervisor, reveals that it's fully in the KVM camp now.

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