Among all contemporary mobile operating systems, Tizen OS has had perhaps the most tumultuous and complex history.

The Plasma Workspaces team is excited to announce the first stable release of Plasmate: an add-ons SDK that focuses on ease of use.

Kristian Høgsberg: "don't go out and tell the whole world how wayland is broken and has all X's input problems...that's what pisses me off...you can do whatever you want and you don't need my permission but don't piss on wayland in the process."

IBM’s OpenStack cloud push, announced today, sounds a lot like Big Blue’s Linux initiative from more than a decade ago. You may recall that IBM bet $1 billion on Linux in 2001. But in reality the worlds of OpenStack in 2013 vs. Linux in 2001 are quite different. Here’s why.

Jolla launched its Sailfish SDK at MWC 2013 and we got the chance to chat with CEO Marc Dillon about the company's history and find out how things have been coming along with Sailfish OS since our hands-on late last year. We also discussed the time frame for Jolla handsets (still on track for H2 2013) and what the Sailfish SDK brings to the table for developers today. You'll find a full transcript of the interview along with our video after the break.

Since MWC 2013, Jolla and Sailfish have been making oceanic size waves of movement forward in the right direction on target for their proposed release dates later this year and the Sailfish OS is looking as innovative and slick as ever.

I feel bad for Mozilla, I really do. Competitors and the march of time are closing in quicker than it can raise its defenses.

Master hardware adapter Vgrade couldn’t resist getting his hands dirty with getting Sailfish running on our beloved ExoPC (these were given out by Intel as part of their AppUp series to MeeGo developers, Yes I’ve got one as well).

Just in case you missed it, this is the video of the discussion panel that took place at MWC2013 between Mitchell Baker (Mozilla), Mark Shuttleworth (Canonical) and Marc Dillon (JollaMobile).

Shuffle along, shuffle along, because this couch is about to get crowded. Alongside the big four, we now have Ubuntu, Firefox OS and the latest version of Tizen all elbowing each other for room.