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BMW wants to go open

Ian Skerrett, our fine director of Marketing at the Eclipse Foundation , pointed out this article from MotorAuthority.com . BMW apparently is feeling out the market to see if there...

16 years 7 months ago

Google has their own browser!???

Apparently the word leaked on an unofficial Google blog site and they followed up with an "oops" official blog post . Either way, the word is out and the web browser "industry" is...

16 years 9 months ago

Open Source Handhelds

Quite a while ago now I posted about the open source gaming device from Korea know as the GP2X. At the end of the day, it ended up with a storied history and while I love the...

16 years 9 months ago

Android SDK goes beta

Well, if you follow the embedded industry even from a distance, the news that the Android SDK has gone beta is old news by now. I’ve been so busy p2-izing our upcoming Wind River...

16 years 9 months ago

Android will be open source…eventually

It’s been a few months since the initial buzz of the Android SDK release, and the technology itself continues to look great. Ed Burnette recently posted a blog indicating Android...

Mobile phones clear for take-off?

A few months ago I commented on some of the technical developments in passenger in-flight systems (‘ In-flight Internet access…and mobile phones too?’ ). In recent weeks, there...

17 years 1 month ago

Mobile Broadband dongles find success in UK

There seems to have many news stories about the imminent rise of 3G technology in the UK over the last few years. Looking back these stories would seem to have heralded repeated...

17 years 2 months ago

An Industry and Technology Revolution is on the Horizon

Limo, and in a slightly different way Android , have killed the standards-based approach to open source development in mobile. In the Linux world, creating an esoteric, theoretical...

17 years 5 months ago

In-flight Internet access... and mobile phones too?

I read a business article in the Economist ( ‘Mobile Phones on planes – Your call’ ) during the Christmas holidays about the current developments in passenger in-flight systems...

17 years 5 months ago

The Check is in the Mail, Do No Evil and Other Matters of Trust

All will agree that mobile Linux suffers from fragmentation today , and that fragmentation • creates significant challenges to Linux adoption in mobile phones (lack of...

17 years 6 months ago