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Samsung Makes Android SAFE for IT

By Richard Adhikari
Jun 19, 2012
LinuxInsider
682 Words

Samsung's forthcoming Galaxy S III smartphone will be the company's first device to be officially branded and sold under its new SAFE program. SAFE stands for "Samsung Approved for Enterprise." The Galaxy S III will be available in the U.S. from Verizon Wireless, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and U.S.

Earning Your Linux Diploma

By Jack M. Germain
Jan 3, 2008
LinuxInsider
1349 Words

Certifying Linux technicians is a developing trend. The Linux OS is growing up. This is pushing many computer engineers and IT professionals to prove their skills as programmers and systems administrators. While not quite a common job requirement yet, some employers and high-level software developer...

LiteScape Unveils Open Source Desktop Client for Communications

By Erika Morphy
Mar 19, 2007
LinuxInsider
605 Words

For some time there has been a drive to smooth the process of building applications over existing call platforms. Also, more and more PBX operators have been moving platforms to open source -- Cisco Call Manager 5.0, for instance, is Linux based. Now the next step in developing robust open source un...

IBM Makes Speech Code Open Source

By Mark Essig
Sep 13, 2004
LinuxInsider
518 Words

IBM today announced it is contributing proprietary voice-recognition software to two different open-source software groups. The Apache Software Foundation will receive Reusable Dialog Components (RDCs), used for handling simple words for dates, times and locations. In addition, IBM is proposing a pr...