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In what must be a clear bid to sway more users over from Windows and Mac OS X into using a desktop Linux operating system, or more specifically, Ubuntu, Canonical has invested in a music store service similar to that of Apple's iTunes.

How will Ubuntu's new music store work, and what will it mean for desktop Linux computing? Read on to find out more.

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That was pretty much what two-time Pwn2Own winner Charlie Miller had to say in an interview with OneITSecurity. What does this mean for computer security, and is there anything that the average user can do to keep himself or herself safe when online?

Read on to find out more...

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Google Singapore held a media preview of their latest Chrome OS yesterday, which is is designed to provide better mobile computing and web experience. The Chrome OS is scheduled to be available on netbooks by various manufacturers in the second half of the year.

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Linux isn't a very popular OS in the mobile phone space, but that is changing especially with the growing adoption of phones with Google Android platform (which is based on Linux). And recently, Panasonic and NEC has announced nine new mobile phones that are running the open-source LiMo operating system.

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