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I began the process of downloading the upgrade and what I thought would be a five minutes job took almost two hours. Anyway, today I received an email from Microsoft advising me that I could now take advantage of the “free” Office 2013 upgrade offer. However I occasionally need to use Office to handle some complex business documents which don't quite work under the open source programs. I've no great liking for Microsoft Office and prefer to use Libre Office or Open Office on my A1-X1000 under Linux. It was bundled with Microsoft Office Home and Business 2010 edition which included a free upgrade to Office 2013 when it was released. OK, I know a “Windows” PC - please don’t shoot me. I recently replaced my old Windows server which runs my home network with a new HPZ220 desktop running Windows 7. For more information check out the Varnish Cache website.

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As you would expect from a ardent supporter of free and open source software Varnish Cache is free and works with several Linux distributions.

He participated in a several panel discussion and also presented details of Varnish Cache, an HTTP accelerator which he designed to speed up browsing of content-heavy dynamic web sites. One step at a time.Īlso speaking at the conference was Poul-Henning Kamp a free lance software developer and one of the leading FreeBSD core developers. I'm just happy that Thomas Frieden is making progress with multicore support for AmigaOS 4 on the dual-core AmigaONE X1000.

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Coupled with this there is an extreme shortage of talented software developers who are able to make the transition form serial to parallel software development. With all major hardware developers moving towards multicore solutions the software is seriously lagging behind and the mainstream computing world is struggling to to keep up as many of the standard programming tools are not suited to multicore software development. 😉 One thing I did learn, that unless we can somehow change the laws of physics, the future of computing is in multicore hardware. What did I learn? Well, to be perfectly honest many of the presentations and discussions were just a 'little' over my head but I heard enough new buzzwords and acronyms to allow me to write the 'Bluffers guide to Multicore Computing'. I got to rub shoulders with some of the leading lights in the multi-core environment including heavy hitters from Intel, IBM and Oracle as well as academics and multicore evangelists from around the globe. I recently attended the Multicore World 2013 conference held in Wellington, New Zealand organised by Nicolás Erdödy of Open Parallel. Meanwhile in it's latest financial results Apple revealed its cash reserves has grown to US$137 billion dollars (£88 billion).

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we're not radicals.' Needless to say Apple has already lodged an appear against the ruling arguing that it should be given full rights since Gradiente had not released a product using the iPhone name until December 2012. Apparently, IGB's chariman had previous announced, 'We're open to a dialogue for anything, anytime. In China, Apple had similar problems and eventually paid 60 million dollars for the right use use the iPad name for its tablet in China. Although Apple can continue to sell iPhone branded mobiles in Brazil, South Americas largest market, the ruling paves the way for IGB to sue apple for Apple for exclusive rights to use of the iPhone name. The Brazilian National Institute for Intellectual Property (INPI) has now reconfirmed the rights it had granted to local company, IGB Eletrônica SA, (formerly Gradiente Eletrônica), who registered the iPhone name in Brazil in the year 2000, a full seven years before Apple released its first iPhone and even a year earlier than the iPod, its first “iProduct”.Īpple brought the legal action after IGB released its Android-powered i p hone Neo One, which retails for US$304 (£196), under its Gradiente brand in late 2012.

The well publicised legal battles between Apple and Samsung has been raging in many counties, however in Brazil, Apple has just lost a trade mark ruling for exclusive use of the iPhone name.