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When I first read the news that HP was buying Palm for $1.2 billion, my first reaction was that HP had lost its marbles (“clueless” was how ...

Here 's a new printer from HP: Last June 22, HP announced its new all-in-one printer, the Photosmart Premium with TouchSmart Web. Aside ...

CollabNet has a fascinating history that goes back to 1999, when Collab.Net launched SourceXchange: a site where companies can post proposal...

Hp's new Mini 1000 Mi is starting to win plaudits all over the place. It's not hard to see why: it looks cool, has cool specs, and ...

Bad IBM : IBM today announced that it earned 4,186 U.S. patents in 2008, becoming the first company ever to earn more than 4,000 U.S. patent...

Now that Dell is offering a range of desktop systems, HP has become the most important supplier wedded to Windows Vista. Its resistance to o...

If the prospect of another week stretching out before you is getting you down, I've got good news. There's a post about GNU/Linux th...

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As I've lamented before, open source usage in China is hard for us outside to gauge. Even the open source structures there are difficul...

Printer manufacturer Hewlett-Packard has announced that the German Supreme Court ruled in a hearing that the firm will not have to pay a fla...

Eben Moglen is probably the most fluent and engaging speaker it has ever been my privilege to interview ; proof of his enduring appeal can b...

As I've written elsewhere , Microsoft's FUD is more interesting for what it says about the company's deepest fears than for its ...

Recently HP has been dropping hints about its deep love for GNU/Linux: Hewlett-Packard is closing custom deals for thousands of desktop PCs...

A little while back I wrote about the Qwaq virtual world system. This is based on the open source Croquet code, which has just released v...

One of the key issues that needed to be addressed in order to promote free software in the early days was support: until mainstream companie...