Windows: Choice But No Choice

Datamation: "Users must choose between GNOME simplicity and KDE completeness, and neither choice is completely satisfying."

Technology & Life Integration: "It always grates me when the discussion gets down to how rotten Windows is because of all the viruses etc. when it seems obvious, at least to Windows users, that most of that crap is written by Linux devotees."

Enterprise Mobile Today: "The EVO is Sprint's �super phone,' the ultimate handset for its network. Its modern Android 2.1 OS, stunning design, and 4G power easily take the Editor's Choice crown away from the HTC Touch Pro2."

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Spotify is a streaming music service that previously was only available to Windows and Mac users. Spotify offered a way for music lovers to enjoy their favorite tunes on their computers and gadgets legally. But Linux users were left out in the cold... until July 12.

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Salon: "Seeking real freedom of choice in a technology ecosystem where vendors are exerting more and more control"

Cyber Cynic: "Actually, it looks now like MeeGo is going to have its own niche where it will be the embedded Linux of choice: Car entertainment, Internet, and navigation systems."

The Register: "Canonical is the first Linux shop to have agreed to license the codec in question, H.264 from MPEG LA. Even though Red Hat and Novell are also available for use on PCs, they have not licensed H.264."

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In which the FBI moves in on Frank, Carl and Marla move in on the real hacker, and - oh my - could this really be the end?