Author: JT Smith
Read the complete press release at prnewswire.com.
Korean Gov’t invests in semiconductor infrastructure
Author: JT Smith
From a Korea Times announcement: “The government, in collaboration with the private sector, will be investing heavily for the development
of non-memory semiconductor technologies and foster a strong pool of research manpower.”
of non-memory semiconductor technologies and foster a strong pool of research manpower.”
Red Hat Completes C2Net Acquisition
Author: JT Smith
Press release at businesswire.com says, “Red Hat Completes C2Net Acquisition for Approximately $42.7 Million; Strengthens
Offering of Internet Infrastructure Solutions with Added Security.”
Offering of Internet Infrastructure Solutions with Added Security.”
LinuxPlanet says, “You are going to love Linux 2.4”
Author: JT Smith
LinuxPlanet’s Dennis E. Powell delves into the soon-to-be released 2.4 kernel and finds it much different from — and better than — previous versions. Worthy reading!
Category:
- Linux
Java chip for handhelds unveiled
Author: JT Smith
PCWorld writes,
“On Monday, Zucotto Systems formally announced its Java microprocessor, which is designed to supercharge Java applications on a range of handheld devices.”
“On Monday, Zucotto Systems formally announced its Java microprocessor, which is designed to supercharge Java applications on a range of handheld devices.”
Thailand steps up action over illegal software
Author: JT Smith
The Bangkok Post says, “The Department of Intellectual Property (DIP), the Ministry of Commerce and
the Business Software Alliance (BSA) have undertaken the first of a series of
visits targeting corporate software end-users.”
the Business Software Alliance (BSA) have undertaken the first of a series of
visits targeting corporate software end-users.”
Amazon reneges on DVD prices
Author: JT Smith
Inflammatory Register story disses Amazon big-time on pricing and privacy policies.
Category:
- Open Source
Could MacOS X be ‘Holy Grail’?
Author: JT Smith
Wired talks to lots of developers and beta testers who love Mac OS X; some even say it’s better than Linux.
eBooks launches to world market
Author: JT Smith
From AustralianIT: “AUSTRALIAN-based electronic book publisher eBooks.com was officially launched today after three years in the pipeline.”