Macromedia has made the most significant product announcement in its history.
The new Studio 8 software suite combines the latest releases of Dreamweaver,
Flash Professional, Fireworks, Contribute, and FlashPaper.
The LinuxWorld Expo Conference and Exhibition opens today in San Francisco,
with an estimated 11,000 developers expected to attend.
Novell will be open-sourcing its SuSE Linux. OpenSuSe, as it is called, is
intended to push Linux into more mainstream usability, so it can be easily
installed and deployed by "non-technical" users.
Novell has also announced the appointment of Susan Heystee as president,
Novell North America.
Siebel Systems plans to join the Novell enterprise open-source bandwagon,
announcing at LinuxWorld that it will port its business applicatio... (more)
Apple has re-released a security patch for its new 64-bit Tiger OS Ten that
addresses more than 40 previously identified potential security problems.
More than 90 Australian companies have reportedly received letters demanding
payment of standard sub-licensing fees for the use of the Linux trademark
in Australia.
IBM has announced that it will support the Geronimo J2EE application server
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Sybase opened its annual TechWave conference in Las Vegas, with an estimated
2,100 attendees from 36 countries
Wily Technology has launched Wily 6, the latest generation of the company's
solution for monitoring and improving the availability and performance of
business-critical web applications.
The Eclipse Foundation has announced the latest generation of its CDT
platform.
The Apache ... (more)
Microsoft announced a long-anticipated re-org, simplifying its seven
divisions into three, focused on Windows, Office, and Games.
Oracle Corporation is holding its annual Oracle OpenWorld event at San
Francisco’s Moscone Center this week.
The Eclipse Foundation has announced that mobile telephony leader Nokia has
joined the foundation and will also serve as a board member.
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Bill Gates proclaims a golden age of software to college students.
Macromedia opens MAX 2005 in Anaheim, California.
The first of several reports from a recent SYS-CON trip to India is now
posted.
Dion Hinchcliffe writes about the potential demise of cyberspace.
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