Mitchell Baker, Chairman of Mozilla, has revealed that the company’s open source Firefox web browser earned a hefty $52.9 million during 2005 on his weblog. This shows a significant growth over the revenues from 2003 and 2004, where the company earned $2.4m and 5.8m respectively. This is merely down to the massively increased popularity for […]
According to information posted by the ChannelRegister.com.uk, the city of Munich is purchasing thousands of used licenses of Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional rather than purchasing new copies of Windows Vista. Apparently the city of Munich is not having great success with their plans to convert their network to Linux as they had previously planned and
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On the volatile topic of “Collecting iPods” from a couple of weeks ago comes the horrifying story of a man who seems to be unable to stop buying new iPods. This poor soul has purchased 23 iPods over the last five years, although he admits that five of them were for other people as gifts
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Microsoft announced today two new ways to get into the Halo 3 multiplayer beta program, which officially launches this spring. By playing Halo 2 over Xbox Live (XBL) and registering online, or by purchasing the upcoming title Crackdown, users who didn’t get a chance to register in December can still get into the beta. Full
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The QuickTime flaw was publicized as part of the Month of Apple Bugs project, a joint effort of Kevin Finisterre, a self-taught security entrepreneur, and a hacker known only as LMH. The Month of Apple Bugs project follows the Month of Browser Bugs and Month of Kernel Bugs, both of which sought to highlight common
