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Feature 6: Boot Camp, Parallels, VMware

Autonomy and DreamFactory offer offbeat app dev

Leopard feature 5: Core Animation

Leopard feature 4: write 64-bit app, run on 32-bit platform

Navy, Marines give OK to open source

The U.S. Navy has issued a memo clearing the way for open source software adoption within the Navy and Marines. In it, the Navy CIO calls open source crucial to "achieving an interoperable net-centric environment" and "improving the wa

Leopard feature 3: QuickLook multi-format document viewer

Finder Cover Flow, Back to My Mac; Spotlight on systems on remote systems

Leopard new feature 2 of 10: NEW FINDER, Back to my Mac remote connection gateway through .Mac

Jobs: Tiger transition into Leopard; NEW DESKTOP; STACKS delivered!

John Carmack from id Games

Intel’s CEO Otellini on stage; Electronic Arts come “back to the Mac in a big way”, Harry Potter demo

Jobs on stage

Seated, :10 to go, Wi-Fi hot in the keynote room

Google complains to DOJ about Vista search

Google accuses Microsoft of discouraging users from running its software

At the conference, :52 to keynote, record attendance

Mac vs. PC cost analysis: How does it all add up?

Comparing Macs to technically comparable PCs has some surprising results — and runs counter to a lot of conventional wisdom regarding computer pricing

Iona adds components to Artix SOA suite

Iona hopes to strengthen its position against big vendors like IBM, BEA, and SAP, which have been expanding their SOA offerings

eBay wants developers to take it outside

This week's developers conference will see the debut of services, tools that let developers put eBay functionality in external sites

WWDC central is right here; keynote live posts start at 10:00 AM Pacific

Qwest’s Notebaert to retire

Telecom company has not set a timetable for naming a new chairman and CEO; strategy to remain unchanged

Church of England demands apology from Sony

Church denounces PlayStation 3 game that uses Manchester Cathedral as the scene for a gory firefight

Hands on with Intel’s Classmate PC

Intel's rugged laptop, aimed at schools in emerging markets, is 'almost kid-proof' and feels better suited for classrooms than OLPC's XO

Selling technology to your CEO

Mobile Linux group releases first specs

Linux Phone Standards Forum hopes to encourage more applications for Linux phones

Microsoft linking project, ALM servers

Communications boosted between managers, development teams

Update: IBM offers $745 million for Telelogic

IBM plans to make Swedish developer of software development tools a part of its Rational tools division

AMD will continue supplying graphics to Intel

CTO of AMD says it makes sense for ATI unit to keep its relationship with Intel intact

SAP to offer hosted Business One in India

Company also building new suite of on-demand applications

Q&A: Intel’s Maloney discusses digital divide

Chipmaker's executive vice president discusses MIT's One Laptop Per Child program as well as its own Classmate PC

AmberPoint Flex-ing SOA management muscles

Interface boosts network view, company says

Iona adds components to Artix SOA suite

IBM sings Jazz tune for app development

Collaborative platform advances at the Rational Software Development Conference 2007 as IBM looks to become a leader in the development tool space

Adobe Apollo, Flex betas go public

Company makes a rich Internet apps one-two punch with release of its runtime, now dubbed Adobe AIR, and tool for building the online and offline apps

Google hostile to privacy, group says

A report by the international watchdog group Privacy International gives Google the lowest rating for its privacy protection practices

Reports: Google weighs Microsoft antitrust fight

Google charges that the search software installed in Windows Vista amounts to an antitrust violation, though the U.S. DOJ is not convinced

Privacy group accuses Google of smear campaign

Just one day after slamming Google with the worst privacy ranking among top Internet companies, London-based Privacy International (PI) has publicly accused the search behemoth of attempting to undermine the non-profit's report, saying Google su

NYT: Google seeks antitrust action against Microsoft

The New York Times reports that Google has filed a confidential antitrust complaint with federal and state officials alleging that features in Windows Vista impair Google Desktop Search.

Computex to welcome Chinese companies in 2008

Next year's show will be held in two different venues, opening up enough space to allow Chinese companies to set up exhibits

Is ZFS Apple’s secret weapon?

Sun spilled the beans about ZFS and Apple's upcoming OS X update, but what is ZFS, and how integral is it to Leopard?

Beware of fake Microsoft security alerts

With Patch Tuesday coming up, spammers are sending out fake security updates with links to malicious Trojan software

Microsoft tests tool for assessing hardware with Vista

The public beta of the Vista Hardware Assessment Tool tests existing PC hardware and device drivers to see how easily they can be converted to Windows Vista

Dell pushes Texas e-cycling law

The company is lobbying for a market-driven approach to computer recycling in Texas and several other states

Tech groups urge return of immigration reform bill

After the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act stalled in the Senate, several IT groups have pushed for the bill and its H-1B reform to be resurrected

Google, Cisco going toe to toe for Valley’s most valuable company

Which is Silicon Valley's most valuable tech firm — Google or Cisco? Depending on when you check, the answer may vary.

IBM undeterred by setbacks to ODF adoption

In an interview, Bob Sutor, IBM's VP of standards and open source, takes the long view of ODF adoption and claims there is no rivalry with Microsoft

Craigslist poster sticks it to offshoring “douchebag”

Some say spyware bill too broad, others say too weak

Internet marketers worry the bill would cut into activities like targeted Web advertising, though the EFF frets that it would override tougher state laws

A .Mac-Google Apps integration makes sense

Opinion: An integration between the two platforms would help them take on their common competitor: Microsoft

With attack code out, Yahoo fixes IM flaw

The patch, which fixes a critical flaw in the ActiveX control used by the IM client's Webcam feature, was issued after two sample attacks were posted

Xandros CEO doesn’t agree that Linux violates patents

Xandros did not discuss patents with Microsoft prior to their deal, and Microsoft did not reveal any of the 235 patents that it says Linux violates