The Symbian Foundation has released its mobile platform of the same name as free software.

Among the 15 projects presenting their work at CeBIT 2010, WordPress is offering an open source online publishing system for the web.

Palm hits the gas pedal: with a six-figure monetary award for the most downloaded webOS applications the California company wants to heat up the app development market.

Apple's iPad has evidently inspired the free Chromium OS and Google into developing a hardware implementation in tablet form.

John Newton, founder and CTO of the Alfresco Software content management system (CMS) company, has announced a licensing change from GPL to LGPL for the software. The change should go into effect the next Alfresco community version.

Navit is among the 15 projects to present their work during CeBIT 2010, offering an open-source navigation with support for many mapping formats.

After one and half years in development, the Mozilla project is now releasing its first stable version of its mobile Firefox, code-named Fennec. The target platform is initially Maemo.

During her visit in Munich Mitchell Baker, head of the Mozilla foundation, took the time for an interview with Linux Pro Magazine.