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Open Source Initiative Approves Microsoft's 'Public,' 'Reciprocal' License
Publié: octobre 16, 2007, 11:55pm CEST
In a move which officially inaugurates Microsoft as a member of the open source community, the Open Source Initiative - designated the official caretaker of the concept of open source - late last week officially approved the language of two licenses submitted by Microsoft for inclusion with its open source software. However, Microsoft admitted today, the OSI did have a hand in changing their names. -
Nokia Touch-screen, Tactile Response Interface Coming to Symbian S60
Publié: octobre 16, 2007, 11:00pm CEST
At the Symbian Smartphone Show in London this morning, Nokia showed a video depicting a model with a screen larger than the one on its current N95, and without its pivoting thumb controls. This model was running applications on the Symbian S60 platform using a new touch-screen interface that was similar to Apple's iPhone in one respect, and dissimilar to it in another: It provides tactile feedback. -
Retrial Sought for RIAA Defendant
Publié: octobre 16, 2007, 10:59pm CEST
Jammie Thomas, the woman recently found guilty of piracy, and her attorneys filed a motion yesterday for a retrial on the grounds that the $222,000 total penalty issued to her is so excessive that it is unconstitutional. -
House Passes Temporary Net Tax Ban
Publié: octobre 16, 2007, 10:43pm CEST
The House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved a four-year extension to a ban on net access taxes, however Republicans complained that Democrats blocked attempts to make it permanent.