Week in pictures: Linux lineup, security spree
roundup The action was on the show floors, as open-source fans gathered at LinuxWorld, spyware and virus watchers bonded at RSA Security, and mobile phone mavens basked in Cannes.
The action was on the show floors, as open-source fans gathered at LinuxWorld in Boston, spyware and virus watchers bonded at RSA Security in San Francisco, and mobile phone mavens basked in Cannes. 
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A gathering of penguin pushers
From Big Blue booths to freshly laundered jumpsuits, the open-source show brings out the faithful.February 15, 2005
RSA gadgets, gizmos and geeks
Security show is about the latest in high-tech defenses. So what's with the World War II crypto device?February 16, 2005
Mobile phones convene in Cannes
The wireless industry heads to France's Cote d'Azur to talk about 3G technology and show off new handsets.February 15, 2005
Patent protesters take to the streets
The Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure rallies hundreds in Brussels to argue against an EU plan for software patents.February 18, 2005
A virtual Philadelphia comes to life
Will a 3D computer model someday help people find apartments and make new friends?February 17, 2005
Lasers on a chip
With chip containing eight Raman lasers, Intel aims to cut down on the cost of optical technology.February 16, 2005
Robots that do a soldier's work
These machines--some of which are already in use in Iraq--help keep Army personnel out of harm's way.February 16, 2005
Sizing up shoppers
Intellifit uses a shed-size scanner to take the guesswork out of finding jeans that fit.February 15, 2005
Hitachi's newest DVD camcorder
The Wooo DZ-MV780, equipped with 1.33-megapixel capability and up to 120 minutes of digital recording, will debut at about $950.February 14, 2005
Touch and play
Novint Technologies hopes to make playing video games more immersive with its Falcon controller.February 15, 2005
Digital TV on the go
Samsung says it has developed the first notebook capable of receiving land-based digital-television broadcast signals while moving.February 16, 2005
Spending more tax dollars on tech
Task force, including Intel CEO Craig Barrett, presents a request for more federal funding.February 16, 2005
RIP dead pixels
Dead Pixel Buddy lets you scour your LCD display for blackout spots that can't exhibit the correct color output.February 17, 2005