Andy Patrizio

A California state appeals court on Friday ruled in favor of the Electronic Frontier Foundation's (EFF's) appeal on behalf of three bloggers being sued by

The Ruby programming language is feeling a lot of love these days as it enjoys an increased profile among Internet-era developers. First created by a

On the heels of Motorola's open source for mobile plans, Nokia has announced its own open source project with the release of its S60 WebKit, the engine

Wireless Internet access is becoming more ubiquitous in large cities and especially at trade shows. While this is as much a license to goof off during a

Gartner Group's prediction of a tardy Windows Vista release may be closer to the mark. Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer hinted at a press

Lost in the hoopla of Microsoft's numerous announcements at the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (WinHEC) was the news that beta 2 of WinFX was

It looks like some heads will roll at Sun Microsystems after all, despite repeated promises from new CEO Jonathan Schwartz that cuts would not happen. The

Microsoft is continuing its push toward server virtualization as a consolidation and migration strategy with the announcement on Monday of a strategic

You'll be hard-pressed to find a programmer who thinks programming in JavaScript is easy, or for that matter likes doing it. But it's a necessary evil for

Microsoft has launched a program to help customers determine if their PC is capable of handling Windows Vista when it finally ships, and by doing so, the

A federal judge has agreed to extend the Justice Department's oversight of Microsoft's business practices by two years, until at least November 2009. The

SAN FRANCISCO -- Think open source is a sore spot for Sun executives? In the opening keynote here at the JavaOne conference, Sun CEO Jonathan Schwartz