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European Court of Human Rights improves document management with OpenText eDOCS
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) is using a document management system from OpenText to handle applications and disseminate case law more efficiently.
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Google Reader faithful rip into Google
The Google Graveyard is soon going to get more crowded in light of Google's announcement Wednesday it plans to kill the Google Reader RSS tool on July 1. But fans of the service aren't about to let Google kill off the RSS tool off without a fight.
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FeedDemon to shut down, but others plan to fight on after Google Reader closes
The ailing FeedDemon RSS reader will shut down after Google Reader is closed on July 1, its creator said. FeedDemon is a standalone RSS reader that can also sync with Google Reader.
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Canonical invites input on core Ubuntu Phone apps
When Canonical officially announced Ubuntu for phones just a few weeks ago, it demonstrated an attractive interface but was otherwise light on specifics regarding the hardware, carriers, or apps that might be involved in actual devices.
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Internet innovator Aaron Swartz commits suicide over hacking charges
Aaron Swartz, the brilliant Internet pioneer, passionate political activist and computer programming prodigy, committed suicide on Friday as he faced hacking-related charges that could have landed him in jail for decades, according to published reports.
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Microsoft patches critical flaws in Windows 8, Windows RT
Microsoft has patched 19 vulnerabilities in Windows, Internet Explorer 9, Excel and the .Net development framework, including four flaws in the just-released Windows 8 and its tablet spin-off Windows RT.
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Firefox 16 update fixes security flaws
Firefox 16 security vulnerabilities are being addressed in an update of the browser software released by the Mozilla Foundation. This is the second time in the last two weeks that the browser has had to be updated to address security problems.
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Compuware tool to reveal source of web outages in real-time
Technology performance software company Compuware has launched a free online tool that provides real-time visualisations and alerts of outages in third-party web services.
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Google dumps Apps for Teams and podcast player
Google has axed an unpopular edition of Google Apps and a podcast player as the company continues to purge its product roster of services and applications that it considers redundant or obsolete.
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Avaya expands mobile, social media support for call centre software
Avaya has introduced new mobile device and social media features aimed at improving customer call centres.
