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KDE SC 4.7 May Use OpenGL 3 For Compositing
Details of 100m Facebook Users Collected and Published
New BlackBerry OS Expected August 3
LiMo + GNOME: *crickets*
GNOME Census
GNOME 3.0 Delayed to March 2011
Dell expands Ubuntu Linux desktop offerings
Apple and Intel: Destined to Clash
Touch-Free Gesture-Control for Multiple Users
Desktop Linux: When and how to add proprietary software
Create a jQuery, PHP, XMPP Real-Time Web App
The Most Popular Web Server Linux Is...
Big Loss for Apple: Library of Congress Makes Jailbreaking Legal
Seven Cool Multimedia Features in RIM's New BlackBerry OS
Affordable Android-powered iPad-like Tablet Computers Galore
RIM set to join the tablet fray this fall with "Blackpad"
Microsoft to release fix for Windows Shortcut flaw on Monday
Feature: WiFi "Hole196": major exploit or much ado about little?
Windows 7 trounces Windows XP at green computing
New LightWave 10 looks light on new features
Houdini 11 escapes from Side Effects Software
Etc: The hacker believed responsible for the Mariposa botnet has been arrested in Slovenia.
Liveblog: Microsoft FY2010 Q4 Earnings
Cloud load testing suite can impersonate a million iPhones
Liveblog: Apple FY2010 Q3 Earnings
NASA and Rackspace part the clouds with open source project
Green Grid provides 4 measures for data center efficiency
Liveblog: Apple iPhone 4 Press Conference
Etc: A recent AVG update is resulting in false positive errors for malware on numerous websites. It appears to show alerts for legitimate dynamic iframes, even when it shouldn't.
Intel rides the cloud to a record quarter
Amazon goes from cloud to grid with new cluster product
XP fans get reprieve in form of downgrade rights extension
Support for Windows 2000 and Windows XP SP2 comes to an end
Aurora Small Business Server adds cloud, removes complexity
Platform appliance enables private Windows Azure clouds
Windows Intune pricing announced, beta 2 released
Microsoft Patch Tuesday for July 2010: four bulletins
Global chip sales rebound on autos, renewed upgrades
EMC's Atmos shutdown shows why cloud lock-in is still scary
How Moore's Law drove Intel into the arms of anthropologists
