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IT News: "You won't find any smooth-talking chief executives or business masterminds who built computing empires on this list (that comes next week).

These people are the geek's geeks. They are the truly magnificent eggheads that worked their magic on the most basic levels, from invention and development to silicon and command lines."

OStatic: "Have you ever heard of TV-B-Gone? I hadn't, until today. It's an invention from Mitch Altman that works like a universal remote, except that it has only one purpose: turning off any TV that is on anywhere, especially in public places."

As reported by Slashdot, debate has risen over ClearType in Linux. OpenSUSE recently disabled this technology, saying "that this feature is covered by several Microsoft patents and should not be activated in ...

Altadyn, the developer of 3DXplorer, the first "plug-in-less," browser-based web3D platform, today announced the invention of "Meet in 3D," a new concept to standardize immersive and interactive 3D spaces and ...

Network World looks at a push from the Open Invention Network (OIN) to publish details of new and innovative techniques used in free software.

The idea is to defensively publish the information so that patents will not be granted or can be invalidated.

"In coming weeks, OIN will reveal more details of the site, which Bergelt described as 'a production environment where we educate and train people to do this.

We'll work with them to make sure it's put in a form that is acceptable.'"

"The more we can mobilize this community, the fewer patents that will actually be granted," said Keith Bergelt, who recently became CEO of the Open Invention Network.

"Whatever happens in the patent reform world in the next [U.S.] administration is great, but we have to act now to stop the granting of patents that threaten Linux and open-source in

Since its invention in 1839, the unique power of photography has been utilized to record, report, and inform.

PORTLAND. Keith Bergelt CEO of Open Invention Network took the OSCON stage this morning with a key message - Patents have a place.

Tectonic: "Lately, there has been quite some bitching on the fringes of the KDE project about KDE4 and the direction it takes.

Some people go as far as saying: “Give us back our old desktop!” I beg to differ. The old desktop has served us well for thirty-odd years since its invention by Xerox.

It is beyond its due date by now. We need something new that meets the reality we are living in now."

Microsoft SQL Server was invented on November 7, 2005. The invention brings a great change in the IT sector. Now SQL server is used by many of the businesses.

Their popularity is increasing day by day and they are becoming popular in web hosting industry as well.