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Digia to acquire Qt from Nokia
“Digia, the software powerhouse listed on the NASDAQ OMX Helsinki exchange (DIG1V), today announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire Qt software technologies and Qt business from Nokia. Following the acquisition Digia becomes responsible…
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Our unique approach to research – Official Google Blog
googleblog.blogspot.com “Overall, our success in the areas of systems, speech recognition, language translation, machine learning, market algorithms, computer vision and many other areas has stemmed from our hybrid research approach. While there a…
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Google wins crucial API ruling, Oracle???s case decimated | Ars Technica
Aurich Lawson Oracle v. Google Larry Ellison’s rose colored glasses: “The jury found that Google infringed” Oracle poured millions into failed patent trial, but will fight on Oracle v. Google jury foreman reveals: Oracle wasn’t even close Oracle v…
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![via insidefacebook.com "Facebook has open sourced Ringmark, its browser test suite for building apps on the mobile web, according to a post on the company???s HTML5 blog today. [..] The social network has an interest in helping HTML5 become a more v...](http://gle.ovo.kom.uni.st/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/eb056-media_httpwwwinsidefa_xdzmw-scaled500.png "Facebook open sources mobile browser test suite to promote HTML5 development")
Facebook open sources mobile browser test suite to promote HTML5 development
via insidefacebook.com “Facebook has open sourced Ringmark, its browser test suite for building apps on the mobile web, according to a post on the company???s HTML5 blog today. [..] The social network has an interest in helping HTML5 become a more v…
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Henri Bergius: Where is the future for openness in mobile?
These are tough times for fans of open mobile environments. Android is less and less open, Symbian was closed again, HP stopped making webOS devices, and now Intel abandoned MeeGo to work with Samsung and operators instead. So, what is the community to do? One option is to follow the lead of the big companies, […]
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Henri Bergius: Where is the future for openness in mobile?
These are tough times for fans of open mobile environments. Android is less and less open, Symbian was closed again, HP stopped making webOS devices, and now Intel abandoned MeeGo to work with Samsung and operators instead. So, what is the community to do? One option is to follow the lead of the big companies, […]
