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Mirror, mirror, on the wall, which mobile operating system is fairest of all? That’s a common question, given the many contenders in the mobile arena–and the well-publicized glitches that have recently come up.

Despite previously claiming that Linux systems are safer than those running Windows, PC maker Dell has stopped selling computers pre-installed with the Ubuntu operating system via its website – the principle source of orders for the company

As operating system upgrades go, Apple’s iOS 3.2.1 patch for the iPad may not break new ground, but it does fix a few nagging problems, most notably a Wi-Fi connectivity issue reported by many iPad users.

Just a day before Microsoft drops support for Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2), the company announced on Monday that people running some versions of Windows 7 can “downgrade” to the aged operating system for up to 10 years.

Apps builders like touch and multi-touch capabilities but are challenged by supporting older versions of the OS

Life must suck today at One Infinite Loop. Just when Apple had hoped the hullabaloo over the iPhone 4’s apparently faulty antenna was fading to a soft rumble, Consumer Reports comes along and drops a tactical nuclear strike, declaring the new iPhone unfit for public use. And based on the extensiveness of the venerable publication’s in-house testing, it’s

Developers with the hacking group iPhone Dev-Team say they’re making steady progress in unlocking both the iPhone 4’s operating system, to run unofficial apps, and its network connection, to run on other GSM networks than AT&T’s.

A Chinese offshore outsourcing company that has started hiring U.S. computer science graduates in Shanghai requires job applicants from the U.S. to demonstrate an IQ of 125 or above on a test it administers.

Facebook is investigating an issue where some users do not receive an e-mail notification when someone sends them a message on the social networking site.

BlackBerry-maker RIM’s new BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) 5.0 Service Pack 2 (SP2) for both Microsoft Exchange and IBM Lotus Domino packs a handful of valuable new features for adminisrators and BlackBerry users.