Android Loses a Pair of Senior Members
May 13, 2010Senior Product Manager and Senior Software Engineer take flight.
more »Kaazing to Host HTML5 User Groups
May 12, 2010Websocket specialist Kaazing hosting three user groups in an effort to improve HTML5 the developer community.
more »Google Releases Fresh Code, Tells the Community 'Don't Copy This Code'
May 04, 2010'Jarlsberg' has more holes than the cheese it's named after.
more »HP Acquires Palm for $1.2 Billion
Apr 29, 2010Hewlett-Packard has decided to buy out troubled handheld pioneer Palm.
more »Google Summer of Code 2010 Projects Determined
Apr 27, 2010Google announces this year's Summer of Code winners.
more »Guidelines for European Open Source Procurement Published
Apr 27, 2010The OSOR agency has published a study that should make it easier for public administrations in Europe to make decisions regarding open source software procurement.
more »Nokia Surveys Qt Users
Apr 26, 2010In a detailed online survey, the Qt Software division of Nokia is seeking input from Qt users.
more »HTC Interest in Palm Off the Table
Apr 23, 2010Lenovo likely buyer of the ailing smartphone maker
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