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InfoWorld: "Microsoft has denied paying a Nigerian contractor $400,000 in a bid to battle Linux's movement into the government sector."

InfoWorld was the first to report that Microsoft has released a new Touchless SDK to help developers kick the tires on multi-touch technology.But it was TechCrunch that pointed to perhaps a more significant aspect of the release: it's open source

InfoWorld: "how can you be certain that the power-saving strategies your company has adopted are, in fact, the best ones?

After all, there are plenty of myths out there about saving energy that are patently false. In this report, we examine 10 such myths and bring the truth to light."

InfoWorld: "Considered a major upgrade, the open source Mono 2.0 runtime leverages Microsoft's .Net Framework 2.0 programming model.

With Mono, developers can build desktop and server applications using Microsoft-based environments and deploy them across multiple platforms, including Windows.

Novell is leading the Mono effort."

I already wrote about that weird article about Solaris in Infoworld . But Computerworld easly surpassed this performance in terms of embarrassment: They reprinted the one and a half pages of marketing on behalf ...

Computerworld newsletters! InfoWorld has been all over this week's official launch of Android, the new smartphone platform from Google.

September 24, 2008, 03:09 PM - InfoWorld - Linux is enjoying growth, with a contingent of devotees too large to be called a cult following at this point.

InfoWorld: "Microsoft continued to make its case on Tuesday that it is a friend to open source, listing a number of efforts it has undertaken in spaces ranging from Linux to virtualization and rich Internet application technology."

InfoWorld ' s annual awards, known within the IT industry as the BOSSIES , recognize the best free and open source software the world has to offer to businesses and IT professionals.