Learn what’s new in Firefox 4, and watch millions of users around the world downloading Firefox with the realtime download counter.

This is one of those management moves that make future statistics look good. Red Hat should undo this change and stop killing the basis of its prospering business.

Google has announced that it will be dropping H.264 support from future versions of Chrome web browser, in a move that will bolster the hopes of open web activists.

Wary Puppy is a project from the developer of Puppy Linux to provide support for older hardware. If you have an old PC, you may want to try out Wary Puppy.

Vladimir Putin has been attempting to switch over to Linux from a long time now. However, his repeated attempts back from 2007 will come to fruition finally in 2015.

Google’s Android Open Source Project is now hosting the available source code for Android Gingerbread 2.3

Google Wave being taken over by Apache Software Foundation. Google Wave will be known as Apache Wave or Wave in a Box (WIAB).

WordPress has won the Open Source Hall of Fame CMS 2010 Award. CMS Made Simple, Silverlight and Modx were the winners of the Open Source CMS awards for 2010.

OpenJDK will make this port Open-Source to the public. It can work wonders with both Apple and Oracle supporting this move. While Apple is offering the Java SE 6, Oracle is at Java SE 7.

Oracle and Apple have announced that they will be working on OpenJDK which will bring Java SE 7 to Mac OS X

Today is 10-10-10 and it makes sense the Ubuntu 10.10 would be released on this day. There’s been a lot of buzz concerning the newest version of the Ubuntu operating system. Check out some of our past posts about it.

Will Diaspora be a win or a fail? Only time will tell as this open source Facebook competitor nears it’s first release.

Sony’s PlayStation 3 entertainment console was always thought to be jailbreak-proof, until recently. While an Australian website claimed to have a jailbreak-capable USB dongle (called the PS Jailbreak) for a monstrous amount of money, open source hackers have produced their own code for a USB dongle that does mostly everything that PS Jailbreak does, minus the monstrous amount of money. PS Groove is the open source implementation of the PS Jailbreak and needs a USB development board to work.

Why would you ever consider using a tiny Linux OS that’s only purpose is to give you a web browser? You might be surprised to find out that there are several good reasons to give it a try.

UK Prime Minister, David Cameroon, had called upon the government officials to suggest measures to cut cost. Two of the thirty one proposed ideas published by the Treasury department cost calls for moving from Microsoft products to open-source ones.