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The H - Grand unified feed
Technology news and features
  • Dispute about Virtual PC security holes
    Does a software flaw which allows security safeguards to be bypassed count as a security hole in itself? Microsoft takes care to point out that it doesn't consider a recently published problem in Virtual PC a "vulnerability per se"


  • Mozilla to web enable address books with Contacts
    Contacts is Mozilla Labs project to pull together user's various address books within the web browser and make that data available to web sites the user visits


  • Version 1.4 of opentaps ERP + CRM application released
    The opentaps developers have released version 1.4 of their Apache OFBiz-based open source Enterprise Resource Planning and Customer Relationship Management suite. The latest release includes several new features and changes its license to AGPLv3


  • Mono for Android
    Miguel de Icaza confirms Novell's plans to bring Mono to Google's Android


  • Pocket computer with open hardware platform for 99 euros
    Under the company name of Qi Hardware, ex-OpenMonki employees have have released the Ben NanoNote pocket computer. The device is the size of a cigarette box, costs $99 and is available as an open hardware platform under a copyleft licence