News Archive
Saturday, 30 Apr 2011
- Java SE 6 update 25 brings faster server startup
- The H Week – iPhone tracking, Sony's PSN disaster, Ubuntu 11.04, Novell deal done
Friday, 29 Apr 2011
The H Community Calendar - May 2011 - Update 2- The naming of parts: Time for “Linux Inside”?
- Oracle wins advantage in Java patent dispute with Google
- US authorities to delete Coreflood bot from computers
- The Document Foundation releases LibreOffice 3.4 Beta 3
- Android 2.3.4 brings video and voice chat to Nexus S
- Dropbox experiment with update to solve security vulnerability
- Mozilla patches Firefox and Thunderbird
- OpenGamma financial analytics platform now open sourced
- Signed Nikon images can be forged
Thursday, 28 Apr 2011
- Treacherous metadata in company documents
- FBI warns of fraudulent bank transfers to China
- Microsoft warns Xbox Live users of potential phishing attempts
- Canonical releases Ubuntu 11.04 "Natty Narwhal"
- Groovy 1.8 final is released
- Attack on the PlayStation Network: what customers should now watch out for
- Cisco patches Unified Communications manager
- Chrome 11: Google's web browser learns to listen
- Slackware Linux 13.37 released
- Microsoft releases out-of-schedule update for anti-malware tool
Wednesday, 27 Apr 2011
- Novell deal completed - Update
- Recent Linux kernels waste energy in certain situations
- Online banking trojans target Chrome and Opera
- Google adds Flash cookie protection to Chrome
- Apple officially responds to iPhone location tracking concerns
- iPhone location data doesn't include a full movement profile
- Zeus trojan adds fake investment adverts
- "Model View Controller" for JavaScript library Ext JS 4
- Hotfix resolves PowerPoint 2003 problem
- Mageia 1 Beta 2 released for testing
- PSN hack: Personal data of millions of customers stolen
- DragonFly BSD 2.10 brings more hardware and multiprocessor support
- WordPress 3.1.2 fixes security vulnerability
- LVM insurance company switches 10,000 systems to Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
Tuesday, 26 Apr 2011
- NSA developing cloud technologies
- Microsoft now disclosing third party vulnerabilities
- Firefox 4 surpasses 100 million downloads
- Kernel Log: Coming in 2.6.39 (Part 2) – Storage and file systems
- Targeted hard drive fragmentation as a covert data channel
- VirtualBox 4.0.6 adds support for up to 256 host cores
- Sony shows off two Android 3.0 tablets
- Gingerbread-based CyanogenMod 7.0 updated
- First Blender 2.57 bug fix update released
- Google Summer of Code 2011: Accepted students announced
Monday, 25 Apr 2011
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