It came from Mr.Ellison, it’s official that Oracle will provide support for Red Hat at a lower price that what Red Hat provides. Well, not so good news for Red Hat, whose move to acquire JBoss earlier this year to get into the application server stack –hence competing directly with Oracle –might’ve prompted the giant, who was an early investor of Red Hat, and whose products, 45% of them run on Red Hat Linux– to make this move, although it was played down by Ellison as purely a move to drive the adoption of Linux. For better or worse, at least Linux is becoming hotter in the marketplace.
Check out the following responds from Red Hat to Oracle’s “Unbreakable Linux 2.0″ tagged offering. Simply “Unfakeable”. Sweet 
Categories: linux · news · open source · oracle
That’s according to Red Herring’s report on the highly anticipated Apple’s iPhone. Very exciting, and I’m hoping that this is for real!! It would be awesome to have an integrated device as cool as iPod. After all, with an already cluttered market, it’s all about usability and user-interface.
Categories: apple · devices · ipod · mobile · news · usability · user interface
as many storied start-ups begin from a little garage in silicon valley, google’s own story isn’t that much different, at the same time inspiring. well, today google has bought its once playground as their own properties, although details of its usage has yet to be released
Categories: Blogroll · enterpreneurship · fortune500 · google · menlo park · news · start-ups
September 27, 2006 · 1 Comment
lenovo, the maker of thinkpad laptops is now blogging using wordpress. that’s awesome, another indication to the community that php is growing and started to get more and more recognition by the big enterprises, after all who says php is not secured??
Categories: Blogroll · enterprise · news · php
