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The open source Appcelerator Titanium applications framework and runtime will create applications which run on Apple’s new iPad tablet
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The Government has revised its 2009 Open Source guidelines and will now require suppliers to show they have considered open source or face disqualification from bidding
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Canonical has announced that Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, the next major release of Ubuntu, will feature Yahoo! as its default search engine thanks to a new revenue sharing deal with the search engine
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Novell’s SUSE Appliance Toolkit is aimed at making it easier for software vendors and users to produce and maintain SUSE Linux-based appliances
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Four months after the release of version 3.0, Google has announced the release of Chrome version 4.0, which includes several new features and addresses a number of security vulnerabilities
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The Russian anti-virus program and G-Data are frequently identifying an alleged trojan called trojan.js.redirector.ar when a web page is accessed
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Red Hat has launched opensource.com as a community site for open source.
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Microsoft has announced that it has now added support for the Mercurial distributed version control system for its CodePlex open source project hosting site
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Firefox 3.6 will only display HTML5 video if encoded in the Ogg Theora format and does not work with YouTube’s HTML5 video beta; Mozilla developers have been defending the decision
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Backdoors incorporated into internet services aren’t just a device for countering terrorism, they also enable criminals to launch large-scale attacks, warns a well-known security specialist
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