Google’s Open Source Fuchsia OS: The Mystery Linux Distro
Few things are more tantalizing than a good mystery, and Google is making waves for an open source-centric mystery that may end up having profound [Read More…]
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The Morning Download: American CIO Shifts to New Flight Operating System
Good morning. The three year effort to integrate the IT systems of American Airlines and the former US Airways reaches another milestone this weekend as American [Read More…]
New solar panel integrates battery storage, inverter, and smart software into a single unit
Home solar has the potential to reduce, and even eliminate, electricity costs for many people, but even with the rapid advancements we’re seeing in solar [Read More…]
Moscow to replace Microsoft with domestic software
PanARMENIAN.Net – Moscow city will replace Microsoft Corp. programs with domestic software on thousands of computers in answer to President Vladimir Putin’s call for Russia’s [Read More…]
Moscow to scrap Microsoft Outlook on Putin’s call to use domestic software
Authorities in the Russian capital plan to substitute US computer software with locally produced alternatives. As a first step, about 6,000 Moscow officials will start [Read More…]
Windows 10 Is About to Get More Secure, Easier to Use
Microsoft is poised to roll out its Windows 10 Anniversary Update on Tuesday. The free update includes two security innovations for individual customers: Windows Hello [Read More…]
Linux Botnets on a Rampage
Linux-operated botnet Distributed Denial of Service attacks surged in this year’s second quarter, due to growing interest in targeting Chinese servers, according to a Kaspersky [Read More…]
Linux Mint 18: Fresher Than Ever
The Linux Mint 18 Sarah will please long-time users and impress new adopters for its growth in features and overall consistent performance. Linux [Read More…]
900 Million Androids Could Be Easy Prey for QuadRooter Exploits
Four newly identified vulnerabilities could affect 900 million Android devices,Check Point researchers told attendees at the DEF CON 24 security conference in Las Vegas this [Read More…]
TCP Flaw Opens Linux Systems to Hijackers
A flaw in the RFC 5961 specification the Internet Engineering Task Force developed to protect TCP against blind in-window attacks could threaten Android smartphones, as [Read More…]