November 4, 2006 |
Week in review: Seismic shifts Between the partnering of former foes Microsoft and Novell, and the call for a less U.S.-centric Internet at a United Nations summit, this week's news shows signs of some potentially earthshaking changes on the technology world's horizon. Microsoft and Novell created a stir Thursday by announcing they will collaborate on efforts such as helping Microsoft's Windows, a proprietary operating system, work with Novell's Suse Linux, which is based on open-source code. Read full story Michelle Meyers CNET News.com Video of the week Microsoft, Novell, open source Novell CTO Jeff Jaffe talks about why the Novell-Microsoft deal is good for open source, and says many software customers need open source and Windows interoperability. Watch this video Most popular stories
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Blog Electronic Arts launches digital distribution systemElectronic Arts, the world's largest video game maker, on Friday announced the launch of EA Link, a digital distribution system. Read full story Top 10 products this week
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