Asus wants you to watch HDTV on your Eee PC We’re not sure how valuable a High-Definition signal would be on your 7-9" Eee PC screen, but progress is progress, right? Asus has just released support for two popular HDTV tuners. The newly minted Linux drivers provide plug-and-play compatibility for the My Cinema U300 Mini DVB-T and DMB-TH tuners. The software is pretty new, so [...] [..]
Openmoko Signs Deal for Global Neo FreeRunner Distribution It’s safe to say that up until now, Openmoko handsets have hardly received the global welcome that the company envisioned when it first began its quest to open the world of mobile phones. The odds are pretty good that you’ve read plenty about Openmoko’s Linux-based handsets; you probably even tipped your hat at the concept [...]
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Penny Arcade Adventures Continue Next Week [Penny Arcade Adventures] It's Penny Arcade Adventures news week! Yesterday we learned that On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness Episode One would be hitting the PlayStation 3 this week, and now Hothead announces that the Linux, Mac, PC, and Xbox Live Arcade ver [..]
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Can Microsoft ‘do’ open source by 2015? Consistency and commitment needed
The recently appointed head of Microsoft’s global Linux and open source team hopes the company will have a clear and comprehensible open source strategy by 2015.
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A Pleasant Surprise From Palm: New Treo Pro Looks Good (PALM) Palm's long-term success will be largely tied to the top-secret, next-generation Linux-based mobile platform it's developing, which is supposed to start shipping next year. But in the meantime, it's encouraging to see that Palm's industrial designers have caught on to current smartphone design trends.
Assuming this illustration (via Gizmodo) is real, the Treo Pro -- the latest edition of [..]
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It’s safe to say that up until now, Openmoko handsets have hardly received the global welcome that the company envisioned when it first began its quest to open the world of mobile phones. The odds are pretty good that you’ve read plenty about Openmoko’s Linux-based handsets; you probably even tipped your hat at the concept [...]
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Palm's long-term success will be largely tied to the top-secret, next-generation Linux-based mobile platform it's developing, which is supposed to start shipping next year. But in the meantime, it's encouraging to see that Palm's industrial designers have caught on to current smartphone design trends.
Assuming this illustration (via Gizmodo) is real, the Treo Pro -- the latest edition of [..]
