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Hackable Linux clamshell goes on sale for $99

LinuxDevices: "A startup that includes former members of Openmoko has begun shipping a hackable Linux-based "copyleft" clamshell for $99."

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Skype Review: Asus Videophone Touch AiGuru SV1T

The wireless SV1T lets you make Skype video calls without being tethered to  or even in the same room as  a PC.

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How Cloud Computing Security Resembles the Financial Meltdown

A Gartner analyst report questions the practice of software as a service vendors paying for SAS 70 certifications.

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Top 7 Features of ASP.NET Framework 4.0

ASP.NET developer, Arun Karthick reviews his top 7 features in this most recent Microsoft update to the ASP.NET Framework.

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There's a Lot in the Dot: Filesystem Permissions and Pathnames (Part 2)

Linux Magazine: "Still deeper into the dot (.) with an dive into access permissions. Study up because there’s going to be a quiz."

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Minimalist Linux desktops

The H Open: "Lightweight desktops have a multitude of uses, on netbooks, for mobile devices, for older hardware, for users with limited requirements of their systems, for connecting to applications in the cloud, and for bare knuckled programmers who prefer to work closer to the metal."

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Jumpstart Your Web Dev and Design Firm with WebsiteSpark

Microsoft's WebsiteSpark program helps small Web development and design shops with no more than 10 employees succeed by providing the tools and expertise they need to create Web sites and applications for their clients.

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Ruby Development Gains Commercial Support on Java as New JRuby Version Looms

Developer.com: "The JRuby language is getting commercial support for developers this week, thanks to Ruby specialist Engine Yard."

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Storage Admins Cope With Budget Cutbacks

With both budgets and staff getting cut, storage managers are finding they need to justify everything they spend while saving as much as they can on data storage costs. The results can be painful for vendors, too.

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Report: Linux Foundation Objects to BBC DRM

The Linux Foundation, on behalf of its members, would like to register its serious objections to the current BBC/OFCOM proposal, which would impose content management controls on new free-to-air high definition channels.

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IT Security Salaries Dropping

New data shows a slight dip in salary and compensation packages for IT managers in the security field.

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Ruby Development Gains Commercial Support on Java as New JRuby Version Looms

The JRuby language gets commercial support as a major new JRuby version approaches, promising easier integration of Ruby development and Java.

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Ruby Development Gains Commercial Support on Java as New JRuby Version Looms

The JRuby language gets commercial support as a major new JRuby version approaches, promising easier integration of Ruby development and Java.

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Distimo Monitor Lets Developers Track Mobile Apps Across Platforms

Analytics tool doesn't require special code, and it's free for developers.

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RiverMuse Brings Your Legacy NMS Into the Present

With a distinguished pedigree and an open source foundation, RiverMuse is looking to bring your legacy NMS into the 21st century with advanced reporting and sophisticated alerts.

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Fedora 13 "Goddard" beta emphasizes automation

Desktop Linux.com: "The Fedora project released a beta version of Fedora 13 (codenamed "Goddard"). The updated community Linux distribution is touted for features including automatic print-driver installation, the Btrfs filesystem, enhanced 3D driver support, revamped Python bindings, and the Zarafa groupware package, says the project."

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Cyber Crooks Doubled Their Take in '09: FBI

The FBI said losses from cyber criminal activities more than doubled in 2009 and that men were more likely than women to be scammed for larger sums.

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Create a Map Client with Web Services, Part II

This project demonstrates how binding to web services with Flash Builder's data service tools can be a tremendous time saver.

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Who Really Contributed the High-End Tech to Project Monterey?

Groklaw: "Here's something interesting, a Santa Cruz 8K from October 26, 1998, which consists mostly of two press releases announcing the IBM-SCO joint partnership to do Project Monterey. Guess who would be providing the bulk of the high-end enterprise capabilities and contributing them to UnixWare? Hint: Not SCO"

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Windows Malware: The Final Straw That Broke the Penguin's Back

Tech Broiler: "It was simply a matter of time before Linux became my primary operating system. My most recent malware incident was the final straw that sent me into welcoming and safe haven of Ubuntu"

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Spy-in-the-Sky as a Cloud Service

Will developers soon be able to write applications that access real-time satellite imagery via a software as a service delivery model?

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Touch support in Qt 4.7

The H Open: "Almost two months after the technical preview was released, the development of version 4.7 of the cross-platform Qt C++ framework for GUI applications is beginning to take shape, as Nokia has now presented a beta version."

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Buyers' Guide: How to Find a Web Hosting Provider

From server features to disk space and data transfer, this guide will tell you what you need to know and to consider when shopping for a hosting provider for your small business Web site.

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WildPackets Monitors Diverse Networks

WildPackets offers portable network analysis products which are designed for use on enterprise networks and in test and measurement labs, plus distributed network analysis solutions for enterprise-wide applications.

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The Continuous Innovation of Software as a Service

This white paper compares the advantages of cloud-based and traditional ERP solutions.

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