The Linux Foundation (LF) has posted a ten-minute video interview with kernel coordinator Linus Torvalds. Held during the Linux Foundation's recent Linux Kernel Summit, the interview reveals the Linux founder speaking out on issues ranging from kernel/userland interactions to why

During the Symbian Smartphone Show last week we spent some of our time uploading images from the show floor. Here's the resulting Symbian Smartphone Show 2008 gallery along with a few additions and some extra commentary. Read on for a

As a trailer for Steve's forthcoming LG KT610 review, which will be available later this week, here is an image gallery featuring LG's second S60 phone (following on from the KS10). The KT610 has a rather unusual clamshell form factor

Mobile content portal Mippin has unveiled the 'social' part of their service. They're already able to re-purpose thousands of sites for a mobile display (mainly by using their RSS feeds rather than the full blown regular pages), but now your

Just making sure that you catch up with Ricky Cadden as he presents his real world thoughts on Nokia's Share Online, pointing out that it's far too laborious when you've got more than a handful of photos to share with

In All About Symbian Podcast 98 (Insight #45) we are back from last weeks Symbian Smartphone Show at Earl's Court. There some discussion on the feel and size of the show, Symbian Foundation related announcements, and the start of our

AAS regular 'jbpseudo' has been writing here on his experiences with Taptu, specifically their new beta-status standby screen widget. I have to confess to having forgotten all about Taptu, so this article is a timely reminder of a valid competitor

I can't be the only one wondering at the claims of one of the Smartphone Show's demos at exhibiting 'zero shutter lag' on a phone. Here, courtesy of the official show blog, are the details - looks like this could

Opera Software today announced that the Opera Mobile Web browser and Widgets will be available on seven of KDDI's new mobile phones. Since KDDI and Opera began their partnership in 2004, they have jointly released a total of 93 handsets

The next update to Windows Vista will enter beta testing next week, bringing with it support for Blu-ray drives, among other enhancements.

This week in DistroWatch Weekly: Editorial: Three versus Four News: Ubuntu unveils Intrepid Ibex, Fedora finalises feature list, Mandriva coordinates worldwide install fest, openSUSE explains beta release process, DesktopBSD moves to KDE 4 Released last week: Debian GNU/Linux 4.0r5, PC-BSD

A new update is available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Here the announcement:

Dave Hitz, CEO at NetApp, has posted his view on the latest happenings in the NetApp v. Sun patent litigation. Sun's General Counsel, Mike Dillon, recently described the outcome of the Markman hearing, which Sun was pleased with, and he

Ubuntu Geek: "This tutorial will explain how to add Ubuntu 8.04 desktop to win server 2003 Active Directory.We are going to use Likewise Open.Likewise Open is a free, open source application that joins Linux, Unix, and Mac machines to Microsoft

Simple Thoughts: "Fedora 10, codenamed Cambridge, is set for release on November 25, 2008. So before you go on and download this new Fedora version, let me give you a detailed idea about what benefits and changes are going to

IT Web: "License free code from us, or we'll sue, says Microsoft's IP lawyer."

ZDNet: "The Fedora Project is in the final throes of testing version 10 of its Linux distribution, and is regularly releasing "snapshot" updates to Fedora 10 beta. We take you on a graphical tour of the installation and desktop of

Practical Technology: "Some friends of mine recently tried to view a TV show off ABC.com and ran into a problem: they couldn't watch the show. The video appeared to be Adobe Flash, but even though they had the new Flash

Phoronix: "Ubuntu 7.04 was certainly the Feisty Fawn for performance, but based upon these results perhaps it would be better to call Ubuntu 7.10 the Gooey Gibbon, 8.04 the Hungover Heron, and 8.10 the Idling Ibex."