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Posted by Matthew McKenzie Wednesday, Jan 7, 2009, 03:51 AM ET Apple spends millions of dollars each year to explain why OS X is the world's best desktop operating system. That doesn't necessarily mean it's true. TechRepublic blogger Jack Wallen recently posted ten things that he thinks Linux does better than Mac OS X. His list is a welcome antidote to Apple's (unsurprising) party line: Anything Linux can do, OS X can do better. Wallen's list is also likely to drive quite a few Mac fanatics straight up the nearest wall. But we'll stick to business here rather than pleasure. An especially interesting point for small-business IT users is the fact that Linux is typically far more portable than OS X: "Another area where Linux shines over all other operating systems is in its ability to migrate an installation from hardware to... [read full story]
by: SA Editor Miriam Metzinger November 08, 2009 | about: Stocks discussed on the in-depth session of Jim Cramer's Mad Money TV Program, Friday November 6. Next Week's Game Plan: Clean Energy Fuels The "awful" unemployment...
An iPhone application that recently made its way into the Apple App Store has sparked some controversy - a digital version of Adolf Hitler's book Mein Kampf translated to Spanish. The application comes complete with a swastika...
by: Sam Diaz November 08, 2009 | about: . In the end, the co-founders get a 14 percent ownership of a new Skype, eBay maintains a 30 percent stake in the new company and consortium of private investors score the remaining 56...
NEW DELHI - The following are excerpts from what was said by participants at the World Economic Forum meeting in India's capital on Sunday. For separate comments from Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, please click on...
