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Steve Wozniak hates the Apple-Samsung patent fight

Apple’s co-founder Steve Wozniak, shares his view on landmark patent decision. He’s also excited about the iPhone 5, specifically about its camera.

Writing Lean Code: An Important Component in App Development

archive / By Rahul Mehra

Here’s a closer look at lean development, an important component for application development.

Security Loophole in Internet Explorer found

archive / By Ankit Mathur

Microsoft has recognized that a major security loophole has been found in Internet Explorer and it is working to get the issue fixed as soon as it can. Meanwhile it has suggested a list of workarounds. This has forced Germany to suggest using other browsers for the time being.

Wi-Fi alliance launches Miracast streaming standard

archive / By Ankit Mathur

The Wi-Fi alliance has launched a standardised solution for wireless streaming across multiple devices which will allow you to stream content wirelessly in your home, very much like AirPlay in Apple devices

What you may not know about Linux, Red Hat & Open Source

archive / By Amrit Singh

With the help of an an interesting inforgraphic, get to know some intresting facts about Linux, Red Hat and Open Source.

Why it’s so tough to be successful in Apple’s App Store?

archive / By Amrit Singh

Becoming successful in Apple’s App Store is very hard. In fact most developers underestimate how hard it is to get success. Even though Apple improves things, it’ll not come that easy. Ouriel Ohayon, cofounder of Appsfire, shows us why this problem is so hard to solve.

Google Apps to Stop Supporting IE8 Soon

archive / By Ankit Mathur

In continuation with its policy of supporting only the two latest releases of every browser for its Google Apps products, Google has announced that it will stop supporting Internet Explorer 8 on 15 November 2012 after Internet Explorer 10 is launched on 26 October 2012.

Google Blocks Acer’s Aliyun OS phone

archive / By Ankit Mathur

Google has blocked the release of Acer’s phone based on Aliyun OS, developed by Alibaba group in China. It claimed that Aliyun OS was a fork of Android and Acer as a member of Open Handset Alliance, has pleged not to support Non-Android Compatible mobile platforms.