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‘Technical issue’ sees NBA star, car crash pic, in search for pancakes

A slam dunking NBA star and a fatal car crash isn’t normally what you’d expect to find when Googling for puppies, but it is exactly what users have received overnight due to some unknown perversion of Google Images.…

This is how I set about making a fortune with my own startup

Would you leave your well-paid job to chase your dream?

Doing my own ‘ting  I’m not a brilliant businessman, nor a star academic, nor a rocking developer, but I’m reasonable at a couple of those things and currently have a well-paid contract in the City (i.e. banking) where I have spent most of the last 20 years in a variety of BigCos.…

GitHub.io killed the distro star: Why are people so bored with the top Linux makers?

Raise your hand if you’re interested – liar!

LinuxCon 2014  Matthew Miller is a little concerned. As the new project leader for the Fedora Linux distribution, he thinks Fedora 20 is great and Fedora 21, when it ships, will be the best release ever. But he worries that to everyone else, Fedora – and Linux distros in general – are getting a little, well … boring.…

China hopes home-grown OS will oust Microsoft

Doesn’t much like Apple or Google, either

The world’s about to get a new operating system, if reports out of China are correct: the Middle Kingdom hopes to kick off its own operating system in October 2014.…

Red Hat: ARM servers will come when people crank out chips like AMD’s 64-bit Seattle

Standards to lift data center boxes out of device doldrums

LinuxCon 2014  It’s practically a given that the ARM processor architecture – so beloved by makers of small devices everywhere – will graduate to servers soon. But before ARM servers can ship in any significant volume, a standardized hardware platform that specifically targets the data center is a must.…

Cheapo Firefox OS mobes to debut in India – definitely not one for selfie-conscious users

Spicephone hopes Fire One Mi-FX 1 will heat up the market

The Mozilla Foundation’s aim to create a Firefox OS for mobile devices was not to take a quixotic tilt at the top end of the smartphone market. Instead, it hoped to provide an alternative that would enable the delivery of low-cost, but still smart, devices to places where smartphones are still a significant purchase.…