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Motorola's consumer handset chief resigns
Rob Shaddock will be replaced by company veteran John Cipolla in what is expected to be a "seamless" transition, handset maker says. (By David Meyer of ZDNet UK)
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BT guns for Android and Skype with Ribbit buy
In the deal, announced Tuesday, BT has agreed to pay $105 million in cash for Ribbit, which bills itself as "Silicon Valley's first phone company."
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Torvalds attacks IT industry 'security circus'
Linux creator calls OpenBSD crowd a bunch of "monkeys" and criticizes those who publicize security flaws to gain notoriety.
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LiMo gets Openwave browser and messaging
Openwave sells those parts of its business to LiMo member Purple Labs, which plans to use the mobile Internet technologies in its Linux platform.
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ICANN vote stirs worries of domain chaos
Will decision to allow custom top-level domains, despite rigorous application process, trigger new cybersquatting battles?
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Mobile Linux standards forum gives up
Efforts to standardize mobile Linux get put on hold after the Linux Phone Standards Forum announced it's merging with the Linux Mobile Foundation.
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OpenSuse 11.0 released
Latest version of the open-source operating system includes efforts to make installation easier and to improve sound management.(By David Meyer of ZDNet UK)
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Red Hat unveils fully open-source hypervisor
Linux company says the product, now in beta, will complement--not compete with--its existing virtualization strategy based on Xen.(By Andrew Donoghue of ZDNet UK)
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WiMax Forum certifies first 2.5GHz products
More than 100 mobile WiMax products will be certified by the year's end, with more than 1,000 certified by 2011, it predicts.
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Red Hat chief: We're 'tough to do business with'
Jim Whitehurst, still new on the job, says Red Hat is trying to change its image as a company with "great technology" that's "not the easiest" to work with.(By Andrew Donoghue of ZDNet UK)
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IBM to open-source DB2?
Big Blue is looking into bringing its widely used database software under an open-source license, a U.K. director acknowledges.
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Brazil protests ratification of OOXML
Associacao Brasileira de Normas Tecnicas issues an appeal to the ISO on the grounds that a key meeting in April was inconclusive and that discussions on the matter sometimes descended into farce.
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OOXML ratification faces delay after objection
South Africa's standards body has formally protested the decision approving the OOXML specification.
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Microsoft's backward route to ODF support
The changes Redmond's own OOXML underwent in becoming a standard make it more difficult for the company to support OOXML, rather than ODF, in Office 2007.(By Tom Espiner of ZDNet UK)
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Mono offers open-source spin on Silverlight
First public release of Novell's Moonlight will compete with products from Adobe, Sun, and Apple.(By Matthew Broersma of ZDNet UK)
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U.K. standards body taken to court over OOXML
Group launches court challenge against decision by British Standards Institution to approve Microsoft's nascent document format.
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The Russian approach to battling breaches
Natalya Kaspersky tells how Kaspersky Lab and "daughter" site InfoWatch are working to keep computers and data safe and sound.
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Red Hat publishes Fedora 9 preview
"Most critical release" of freely available Linux distribution is last public release before final version's launch in May.
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Google Custom Search goes global
Previously available only in the U.S., Google's customizable hosted service is now available to companies in the U.K. and beyond.
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Debian delayed as contributors get grouchy
Fourth version of Linux distribution is late because of slowdown by key developers linked to a funding "experiment."
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