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Internet News: "Sun co-founder Andreas von Bechtolsheim is giving up his full-time job at the company to focus on a startup networking play."

Internet News: "Mozilla, well known as the open source group behind the popular desktop Firefox Web browser, is now hoping to move to the mobile browsing realm with the Fennec browser."

Internet News: "Who's afraid of open source? According to the open source industry group FOSSBazaar, there are plenty of organizations that view using the software as risky."

Internet News: ""We really want to be the optimized Linux for the Windows environment.""

Internet News: "Internet Explorer. Firefox. Safari. Opera. Flock. Now Chrome. Do we really need another browser?

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Internet News: "Some might argue that Chrome is an IE-killer, an arrow in Google's quiver headed straight for Microsoft's browser. I'm not one of them."

Internet News: "Who knew they would work well to tell humans from bots on Web sites? You can now use them as part of the PHP framework, too."

Internet News: "The acquisition brings Qumranet's SolidICE virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) under the Red Hat banner, giving the Linux vendor a claim to end-to-end platform virtualization -- thanks to its existing role in the OS."

Internet News: "The Incognito window, which is Google Chrome's privacy mode, is also a key feature that Goodger explained was meant to keep stuff off a user's computer so sites won't appear in history and cookies aren't saved."

Internet News: "Efforts like "oops" show the Linux community's focus on improving code quality, fixing bugs and even enlisting non-technical users to help the cause."