Last seven days of news
Fri 25 May 2012
- Cisco stops developing Cius Android tablet
- Wookie 0.10.0 appears in incubator
- Open Recall: Fedora 17 on Mac, libusb fork and an x86 Android image
- OData protocol to become OASIS standard
- Worth Reading: Passwords, guessed, replaced, still with us
- Court: Motorola infringing on Microsoft's SMS patent
- Botnet operator sentenced to four years in prison
- New obstacle for open source on Windows 8
- Kanotix live Linux system refreshed
Scala creator Martin Odersky - The H Half Hour
- RPM 4.10 brings better consistency checking
- Report: HP's webOS Enyo team moving to Google
- Fedora 17 goes gold
Thu 24 May 2012
- Android Malware Genome Project launched
- UK government supports Open Data Institute with £10 million
- Google to fund computer science training
- Freedom from vendor lock-in drives adoption of open source
- McAfee: malware increasing across all platforms
- Firewalls as hacking aids
- The H Community Calendar - June 2012
- openSUSE Conference 2012 will take place in Prague
- Linux Mint 13 "Maya" arrives as two editions
- Yahoo released private certificate with new extension
- Google releases security update for Chrome 19
- NetBeans 7.2 goes into beta
- Open Recall: Liberated Pixel Cup, 0 A.D. and Raspberry Pi camera
Wed 23 May 2012
- Jury: No patent infringement in Oracle/Google case
- Google warns DNSChanger victims
- VirtualBox 4.1 update brings Linux 3.4 fixes
- Billing company targeted in social engineering attack - Update
- VIA launches "Android PC" mini ARM-based system
- Cross-browser worm uses commercial Javascript extension engine
- Jury still out at Oracle vs Google trial
- Wireshark updates close DoS security holes
- Worth Reading: The $50,000 breakout
- Hackers use fake Facebook cancellation emails to deploy malware
- Monopoly madness
- Mozilla launches Webmaker programme
- Windows XP in update loop
- SpyEye rips off users and films them in the process
- Core JRuby developers move to Red Hat
- LLVM 3.1 Compiler Infrastructure released
- Mageia 2 arrives with GNOME 3 and systemd
Tue 22 May 2012
- Simon Phipps is the new OSI President
- eZ Systems freshens up its business CMS
- printerd aims to be a modern print spooler for Linux
- Google completes Motorola Mobility acquisition
- SecurID software tokens cloned
- Lightspark update improves graphics capabilities
- Opsview moves to open core with Opsview Core
- GitHub introduces Windows client
- LLVM 3.1 delayed
- EDE 2.0 released
- ownCloud 4 adds version management
- NASA bows out of OpenStack development
- Nmap now fully ready for IPv6
- Anonymous leaks US government crime statistics data
- Openmoko makes USB IDs and MAC addresses available
Mon 21 May 2012
- SIGINT: Few advances in GSM security
- Economical GSM base station using free software
- Introductory ebook for new LPI exam released - Update
- Oracle updates Oracle VM server virtualisation solution
- JavaScript SIP client sipML5 supports audio and video calls
- Chrome passes IE in browser share
- Mandriva management wants to collaborate with Mageia - Update
- ZTE admits to backdoor in one of its Android devices
- Perl 5.16.0 now available
- Processor Whispers: About big brothers and strong children
- Linux 3.4 arrives
- What's new in Linux 3.4
Sat 19 May 2012
Fri 18 May 2012
- Open Recall: Yahoo patent threats, large Arduinos, open source tables and faster ext4 booting
- New JavaScript editor with jQuery support coming to NetBeans
- BuildHive: CI platform for GitHub projects
- Twitter refines tracking, adds Do Not Track support
- Global Payments breach reportedly worse than expected
- MK802 micro-PC runs Android 4.0 and Linux for $74
- Call for nominations for the WordPress Community Summit
- Monmouthpedia: "The World's First Wikipedia Town"
- Fedora 17 won't be released until 29 May
- Mandriva to be given over to the community
- British hackers get jail terms
