Apple's iOS surpasses Mac OS X in web traffic
Appolicious
The study from Chitika finds that Apple's mobile operating system, iOS, has surpassed its Mac OS X in generating web traffic. That means there are more users surfing the Internet on iPads, iPods and iPhones than on Mac computers.
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Linux Popularity Sparks Salary Jump
Wall Street Journal (blog)
By Joseph Walker Companies adopting the free, open-source Linux operating system are having trouble finding developers and system administrators skilled in Linux, according to a new survey to be released next week. The tight job market has driven up ...
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Whoa, A Lot Of Words From Microsoft on 'WOA' PCs
Wall Street Journal (blog)
Steven Sinofsky, the head of Microsoft's Windows business, on Thursday expended more than 8000 words in a blog post about what he called WOA, a version of the forthcoming Windows 8 operating system that will work on new hardware using cellphone-style ...
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Goodbye Start Button in Windows 8?
GMA News
When they get to use Microsoft's upcoming flagship operating system Windows 8, users of the OS for the last 17 years may have to say goodbye to a familiar item: the Start button. Chaitanya Sareen, program manager lead on Microsoft's Core Experience ...
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Samsung Galaxy Nexus review
PC Advisor
By Andrew Harrison | PC Advisor | 10 February 12 The Galaxy Nexus is the flagship for all Google Android phones, and the launch vehicle for Google's latest Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system. Google Android phones are the cheaper ...
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Google Home Entertainment System Will Challenge Apple, Microsoft
eWeek
... at Google I/O last May, falls under the company's Android @Home banner for powering home consumer electronics and eventually home appliances such as lights, thermostats, refrigerators and microwaves with the company's Android operating system.
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Google Accused of Not Being Forthright in Report to Feds
PCWorld
By Christina DesMarais, PCWorld Feb 11, 2012 7:47 AM Google -- the Internet search leader and purveyor of social networking, a smartphone operating system, e-mail, maps, and other applications -- is being accused of being evasive about how it protects ...
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