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The ‘Big Reveal’ Release Approach in Mobile Linux – How Android and MeeGo Differ

A couple of weeks ago, I read through a somewhat heated email thread about the ‘Big Reveal’ mentality that Intel and Nokia were claimed to apply to the pending MeeGo 1.0 release...

What’s New in Wind River Test Management 3.3?

Today we announced the latest version of Wind River Test Management, Release 3.3, our test automation system for monitoring, executing and managing embedded device software testing...

Wind River @ IBM Rational Innovate 2010

Today marked the opening of the annual IBM Rational Software developer conference, this year called Innovate 2010, here in Orlando Florida. The 4 day event is covering a range of...

Blinded by a Tree

Developing large systems is a lot like trying to get an appreciation of the Amazon when you’re standing beneath a single tree in the middle of it. Sure, there’s a lot that you can...

My Top 8+ Tweets From The 2010 Embedded Systems Conference

I just spent the last four days in San Jose at the 2010 Embedded Systems Conference. If you are in the embedded industry this is a one-stop event to find information, products, and...

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Leaders and Followers

Events such as ESC in San Jose this week are a great way to talk to a lot of customers in a very short timespan. Hence, a great place to be for a product manager like myself. The...

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What is Simics, Really?

As you might have seen, Wind River recently acquired Simics, a product formerly sold by Virtutech. My colleagues Michel Genard and Bill Graham recently blogged on the topic. Simics...

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Battling the Bottleneck

I have crossed to the other side of the generation gap. While growing up in Michigan, I remember my parents telling me about their primitive childhood experiences: walking 4 miles...

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So, What Does _Your_ Software Architecture Look Like?

Customers often ask me in my opinion as to what their path to multi-core should be. Invariably I ask them two things. 1) Describe your current hardware architecture, your next...

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A Few Ashes in the Sky Made Me Virtual

I wished I was a virtual system. We take for granted that access to the infrastructure is always on and available for telecommunications, broadband, and travel. Well, some ashes...

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