Monthly Archives: February 2014
What Are Tizen’s Chances of a Prime Time Smartphone Entry?
A recent spike in the development of open mobile OSs has led to the release of exotic sounding distributions. An OS that is yet...
Setting Up OpenAM for Web Authentication
OpenAM provides a system for integrating diverse Web applications-to share common authentication and authorisation systems. It can protect applications running on any Web or...
Pep Up Your Device with Paranoid Android
Paranoid Android is one of those rare innovations to have come out of open source software that thoroughly reinvents the way software is designed....
A Successful Start-up That Chose To Go the Open Source Way
What does it take to get a start-up going? Well, nothing much; just a great idea, a few devoted professionals and, of course, funds....
Programming Can Be Fun with Hy
Hy is an exciting new language that has surfaced just recently. Essentially, it is what Clojure is for Java-a Lisp implementation that has a...
Learn How to Write Apps for the Firefox OS
Recently, Mozilla released its first line of phones, which run the Firefox OS. In case you havent heard about it, the Firefox OS is...
Tapping New Talent in the FOSS Domain!
Industry experts share their views on what's holding back raw IT talent from exploring the world of FOSS and what could be done to...
“Samsung tweaks Android to enhance the user experience”
After the immensely successful Galaxy Tab 2 series, Samsung has launched its successor-the Galaxy Tab 3 devices-in the Indian market. The company is well...
Set Up Your Own Chat Server
Chatting and Instant Messaging applications are used regularly at workplaces and for personal reasons. So how about setting up your own chat server? This...
The Connect Between Cloud Computing and Android Apps
Android, a Linux-based operating system whose code was released by Google under the Apache licence, is used primarily in touchscreen devices. It has a...
