Canonical is finally poised to enter the mobile market. After years of teases , promises and demos , the company has locked up the first two manufacturers of Ubuntu phones. Source: Tech
Category: Open Source Software
Open Source Software
Android-x86 Makes It To KitKat
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Android-x86 is an open source project to bring the Android operating system to fairly standard x86 hardware like desktop PCs and laptops. Source: Tech
Why Multi-Cloud? Evolution, Freedom
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The ever-growing web as well as the `consumerization of IT` provide end users with an abundance of options and full discretion. We now understand the vital need to internalize the concept of spreading knowledge and information across a variety of applications and platforms as a means to thrive. Fortunately, we now have the opportunity to…
Breaking Down Enterprise Silos in the Cloud
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Are you re-creating existing technology silos in the cloud? If so, your entire enterprise investment in the cloud is at risk. From the perspective of IT, organizational silos seem to be the root of all problems. Every line of business, every department, every functional area has its own requirements, its own technology preferences, and its…
The only way is open source for Intel
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Intel is the latest company to offer a software suite to help companies manage Big Data in the form of its Data Platform. Source: Tech
Protecode Expands the Availability of Open Source Management Tools in Germany
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Protecode , the leading provider of easy-to-adopt, easy-to-use solutions for managing open source licenses, today announced the expansion of its presence in Europe with the formation of Protecode Germany. Source: Tech
Linux Help for Neuroscientists
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In past articles, I have looked at distributions that were built with some scientific discipline in mind. Source: Tech
New Intel Nuc Bios update fixes SteamOS, other Linux booting problems
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When we installed Linux on Intel’s Haswell NUC, the biggest problem we encountered involved booting the computer after the install process was complete. Source: Tech
'iAnywhere' thumb drive devices: Google did it, Microsoft did it, and so did Dell. Why not Apple?
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It’s a nice idea and would fall in line with other companies reaching out to the computer-on-a-thumb-drive makers. Source: Tech
The Future of the EU-US Safe Harbor Data Privacy Policy
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Last year’s revelations of government surveillance programs by the NSA and others, along with possible lack of enforcement of the Safe Harbor program by the FTC, caused the European Civil Liberties Committee to recommend suspending the entire EU-U.S. Safe Harbor approach. If the recommendation was followed, the implications for businesses would be dramatic. U.S. companies…