Monthly Archives: January 2017
Intel’s Clear Linux to bring Steam integration for gaming
Gaming on Linux was already taken to another level by SteamOS. But now Intel is all set to integrate Steam into its Clear Linux...
Google sketches digital future of Indian SMBs
After expanding Android presence through Android One and widening its cloud offerings, Google is now on the move to enrich small and medium businesses...
Google plans future of connected car systems with Android
In a move that is likely to take on traditional in-car entertainment makers, Google has brought its Android platform to the dashboard. The company...
Ubuntu Touch gets full compatibility on Nexus 5
If you want to own an Ubuntu Touch smartphone but do not want to spend pennies on a secondary option, you can now utilise...
Apache Spark: The Ultimate Panacea for the Big Data Era
Apache Spark is a data analysis engine based on Hadoop MapReduce, which helps in the quick processing of Big Data. It overcomes the limitations...
‘People are now even doing machine learning in JavaScript’
JavaScript has already emerged as the backbone of the fast-growing world of the Web. But how is open source enabling JavaScript to power advanced...
This open source theme can tuxify your Ubuntu experience
Tux4Ubuntu is an open source theme that brings the official Tux mascot to Linux. The fun project is supposed to revamp the look and...
Android becomes most vulnerable platform in 2016
Android is not just taking on Microsoft's Windows and Apple's iOS in terms of users, but is also leading the race with the most...
Python 3.6 is here with new syntax upgrades
Python has received a new update. The updated programming language is aimed at making the language more productive for developers.
Debuted as Python 3.6, the...
Qualcomm to help bring Meizu’s Android offerings globally
Settling the existing patent disputes, Qualcomm has reached a patent-licensing agreement with China's Meizu. The latest development will help the chip maker expand its...
