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Columnist Frank Hayes looks at some hot-button issues to watch out for in the coming year, including security problems, users who can't be stopped and that worrisome baby boomer brain drain.
Malware discovered six years ago is still using Linux servers to command huge Windows botnets with a mutating virus.
This year could see the first serious VoIP exploit, among many other threats.
Jonathan Corbet talks about the development process, why Sun's ZFS won't become part of the mainline Linux kernel and other issues.
Trust and connections among those in the open-source community are key to the process, Linux creator Linus Torvalds says.
A contest to develop applications for Google's Android mobile platform has attracted widespread interest, and 50 semifinalists are expected to be announced next month.
The ultramobile, Linux-based laptop scene gets a little more populated as Everex prepares to debut its CloudBook, a $400, 2 lb. machine coming later this month to the nation's biggest electronics retailer.
Michael Gartenberg says IT needs to keep an eye on Google's mobile platform, even if its not yet ready for the large-scale business use.
The idea is to track all the relevant licenses used in any given open-source project or tool.
Android mobile software is coming to life in Barcelona, with a number of chip manufacturers showing it running on their hardware at the Mobile World Congress.
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