<<The Register, a U.K.-based technology news site, reported Tuesday that the Mountain View, Calif., search engine was developing its own Linux distribution...
<<As one of the co-organizers of Mashup Camp, I'm getting a lot of inquiries via email and from the press about what mashups are and why they're getting so...
<< Nexidia, an established company in search and speech analysis, introduced Nexidia Developer Edition, which lets rich media (video and audio) content...
... The folks at Lucene might have something to say about this being a "step forward" - their open source search engine has done all this for ages! -- All the...
Keith, I am sure the respective PR/marketing people at these companies were not counting on you to burst their bubble :) What was this opensource product...
<<Microsoft may not make flawless software, but its proprietary strategy is hard to fault. In particular, Microsoft has mastered desktop lock-in, undermining...
http://lucene.apache.org/java/docs/index.html _____ From: n-gaa@yahoogroups.com [mailto:n-gaa@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Gervas Douglas Sent: Thursday,...
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Interesting and disturbing article really - how is it that Microsoft gets the blame for this persons poor approach to the migration? Two hoots that they...
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... The search engine is Lucene <http://lucene.apache.org/>, an Apache project. Some of the cool things Lucene can do are described here ...
<<Oracle is in talks to buy at least three open-source software companies in deals that could be valued at more than $600 million, BusinessWeek Online has...
<<IBM is betting on video game technology to bring supercomputer-caliber visualization tools to its mainstream corporate market and to reduce the computing...
<<Fourteen of the industry's biggest hitters have joined forces to address mobile gaming's handset fragmentation nightmare. The group, which includes EA,...
This article caught my eye as I have done the odd bit of consultancy for Sleepycat. Technically it is a great fit as Sleepycat's Berkeley DB has a totally...
<<The rumors have been flying ever since the story broke in an Australian journal at the end of January. Given the colorful dynamics of personalities like...
<<So let's start with a current hot topic – enterprise knowledge management. McKinsey identify "learning how to leverage knowledge" as one of their top 10...
<< In 1979, Bricklin released VisiCalc, the first spreadsheet for personal computers. Now he's close to finishing the beta for WikiCalc, an open-source,...
<<Oracle is far from complacent according to UK MD, Ian Smith, acknowledging that although the large respected vendors are important, Oracle cannot focus all...
<<One of the anomalies of the Salesforce.com story is that in application terms it is a CRM pure-play in a world where customers favor integrated multi...
I received this article by e-mail: Gervas ==================================================================== Is there a 12-step program for recovering...
<< Do you use commercial or community Linux distributions? Morrison: We use a blend of the two. We run systems such as our backup applications on Fedora (Red...
<<IBM and Novell on Monday are expected to announce an open-source response to Microsoft's forthcoming InfoCard identity management technology. The companies...
<<Why you need a Web Office Posted by Richard MacManus @ 2:48 am When my post about Web Office Suite products got Slashdotted, one of the main issues amongst...
<<Mashups have arrived as the next web services battleground, with Microsoft Corp, Yahoo Inc, and America Online all this week announcing projects that will...
<<A new tool offers to create websites on any subject, allowing web surfers to sit back, relax and watch a virtual space automatically fill up with relevant...
<<While nuisances like bandwidth management, budgeting issues, and trust will continue to hamper adoption for many, the last few pieces that are really needed...
Eiren, Here is another article for you to get your teeth into: <<In the David-Goliath matchup between OpenOffice 2.0 and Microsoft Office, the little guy is...
