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Redmond: Microsoft Releases Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2
Microsoft released its Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2 test product today, and the company spilled a lot of pixels explaining the beta's new features, with some details for Web developers.
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MacIn Touch: Security: iPhone Password Issue
"...using a very simple trick gives anyone full access to your cellphone private information in Mail, SMS, Contacts, and even Safari"
ENT: Microsoft Releases Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2
Microsoft released its Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2 test product today, and the company spilleda lot of pixels explaining the beta's new features, with some details for Web developers.
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 Computerworld: Linux end-user summit planned
During the free, invitation-only summit, there will be discussions between end users and Linux maintainers, including Andrew Morton and James Bottomley.
Redmond: BitLocker Password Exploit Is 'Very Unlikely,' Sisk Says
Redmond responded on Wednesday to an independent security vendor's discovery of a hard-drive encryption vulnerability affecting Microsoft's BitLocker function, Intel/HP's BIOS and several other products and programs.
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·Linux end-user summit planned
During the free, invitation-only summit, there will be discussions between end users and Linux maintainers, including Andrew Morton and James Bottomley.
·Microsoft readies new Windows XP Pro antipiracy nag
Microsoft plans to update the Windows Genuine Advantage antipiracy software in Windows XP Professional to make nagging more prominent for those running bogus copies of the operating system.
·Microsoft Adds $100M to SUSE Linux Support Tab
Microsoft has expanded its commitment for buying SUSE Linux support vouchers from Novell, agreeing to buy up to $100 million worth of vouchers in addition to the $240 million it originally agreed to spend on vouchers when the two rivals signed a controversial partnership deal in2006.
·Microsoft Lists Windows 7 in Patching Tool
Microsoft has listed Windows 7, the planned successor to Windows Vista, in its WSUS patching tool for corporate users -- a step that the company said was done for testing purposes.
·Vista may still have its day -- just like XP (eventually) did
All of the griping about Windows Vista and the instant nostalgia for Windows XP obscures the fact that XP also was slow to catch on with users -- perhaps even slower than Vista has been.
·Red Hat admits breach of its servers, Fedora
Red Hat confirmed Friday that hackers compromised infrastructure servers belonging to the company and the Fedora Project, including systems used to sign Fedora packages.
·More Operating Systems News...
View more Operating Systems news and analysis from Computerworld.com.
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·Linux end-user summit planned
The Linux Foundation on Wednesday plans to announce an event enabling Linux users to interact with the Linux community, including high-level maintainers and developers.
·Microsoft tweaks anti-piracy check for Windows XP
Microsoft has updated software that verifies whether a copy of Windows is genuine in its Windows XP Professional edition, making it similar to the notification in Windows Vista and thus more persistently visible to users.
·Database vendors add Google's MapReduce
Greenplum and Aster Data Systems, two startups involved in large-scale data analysis, announced this week that their products will support MapReduce, a programming technique originally developed by Google for parallel processing of large data sets across commodity hardware.
·Google drops Bluetooth, GTalkService APIs from Android 1.0
Google dropped Bluetooth and the GTalkService instant messaging APIs from the set of tools for the first version of the mobile phone OS, Android 1.0, according to the Android Developers Blog.
·Citrix puts virtualization spin on flagship software
Citrix Monday is unveiling the newest version of its flagship product, which underwent a recent name change as Citrix tries to align its traditional application delivery tools with its new desktop and server virtualization technology.
·Update: Vista may still have its day
Twenty-one months after its initial release, what do we know about Windows Vista? That home users hate it, businesses are uninstalling it and -- according to Gartner Inc. -- it's proof that the 23-year-old Windows line is "collapsing" under its own weight.
·Microsoft completes Small Business Server 2008
Microsoft on Friday said it has completed development on Small Business Server 2008 and that the software will hit its targeted ship date of Nov. 12.
·Microsoft lists Windows 7 in patching tool
Microsoft has already seeded its most popular patching tool for corporate users with a reference to Windows 7, its planned successor toWindows Vista.
·Will Microsoft still activate new XP installations?
MAccording to a Microsoft representative, you will be able to activate new XP installations for the foreseeable future. The fact that the company longer sells XP "has no bearing on one's ability to activate XP installations..."
·Bluetooth will be missing from Google Android
While developers have been hard at work building Android applications that can use GPS, Wi-Fi, and cameras, they just discovered they likely won't be able to offer applications that use one common mobile phone feature: Bluetooth.
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·Is There a Future for UltraSPARC Workstations?
OSNews reader rom508 sent us a note that apparently, Sun has ceased selling all of its UltraSPARC-based workstations, with only their x86 workstation offerings remaining. The Ultra 25 and Ultra 45 workstations, both UltraSPARC-based, are still listed on Sun's website, but are marked as 'end-of-life', with the notice that they are "superceded by the next generation Sun Ultra 24 Workstation ". One must wonder if this m ...
·Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2 Released
The IE team at Microsoft has released the 2nd beta Internet Explorer 8. Contrary to the first beta, which was aimed at developers, this one one is aimed at normal people like you and me. The list of new features and changes is decent, all focused around three themes (marketing alert):"We focused our work around three themes: everyday browsing (the things that real people do all the time), safety (the term most people ...
·Sun for Sale?
Dropping profits and stock prices have analysts speculating that Sun could be a target for either acquisition or a restructuring in which the company would sell off parts of the business and focus on a smaller set of technologies. In a July 31 report, the 451 Group analyst firm raisedthe possibility of Sun being acquired: 'Sun's sunken stock price creates a relative bargain considering its roughly $4 billion cash on ...
·Interview With Kris Moore, PC-BSD Lead Developer
"Not all user-friendly desktop operating systems are based on Linux; as demonstrated by PC-BSD, it is entirely feasible to turn a "geek" project into a piece of software that can be installed and used by even less technical computer users. Distrowatch talks to Kris Moore, PC-BSD lead developer, about his love affair with FreeBSD and the upcoming PC-BSD 7.0."
·The Monkey On Microsoft's Back
"Poor Microsoft. This week, the Redmond, Wash., giant is gearing up for the next big release of its Web browser, a leap from Internet Explorer 7 to IE 8. When open-source competitor Mozilla released its last update of Firefox in June, the Web went wild: People downloaded more than 8 million copies in 24 hours. Microsoft's release might not have such a frat party feel. Even as it gears up to release IE 8, the develope ...
·Anatomy of Linux Dynamic Libraries
Dynamically linked shared libraries are an important aspect of GNU/Linux. They allow executables to dynamically access external functionality at run time and thereby reduce their overall memory footprint. This article investigates the process of creating and using dynamic libraries, provides details on the various tools for exploring them, and explores how these libraries work under the hood.
·Create a Maintainable Extensible XML Format
XML is a communication format for exchanging structured documents and data. Too often, an XML format is chosen arbitrarily during development, without much planning or design. Learn how to design a format less likely to require change and agile enough to incorporate new requirements with the simple addition of new extensions instead of full changes.
·Google drops Bluetooth, GTalkService APIs from Android 1.0
Google has dropped the Bluetooth and GTalkService instant messaging APIs (application program interfaces) from the set of tools for the first version of the mobile phone OS, Android 1.0, according to the Android Developers Blog. The company opted to drop the Bluetooth API because "we plain ran out of time," said Nick Pelly, one of the Android engineers responsible for the Bluetooth API, on the blog posting. But th ...
·Vista Annoyances Resolved
What makes this Vista article any different? The title provides a clue: it's as much about providing practical working solutions to resolve some of the commonly-quoted Vista annoyances as anything else. That in itself should give all Vista users a reason to read it. However it doesn'tmatter whether you use Vista or not, because this article does something that most of the others don't: it takes an objective and up-to ...
·21 of the Best Free Linux Text Editors
Periodically, there's a review of text editors for a particular platform. Linuxlinks' latest post is pretty thorough though, covering 21 different Linux/Unix text editors. "In many users' eyes, a text editor should be lean and mean, fast to start up and shut down, without fancysplash screens or a graphical user interface. The choice of editor has long stirred up strong emotions. To provide an insight into the qual ...
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