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Pawel Dawidek first ported ZFS to FreeBSD from OpenSolaris in April of 2007. He continues to actively port new ZFS features from OpenSolaris, and focuses on improving overall ZFS stability. During the introduction to his talk at BSDCan, he explained that his goal was to offer an accessible view of ZFS internals. His discussion was broken into three sections, a review of the layers ZFS is built from and how they work together, a look at unique features found in ZFS and how they work internally, and a report on the current status of ZFS in FreeBSD.
Written by bob@lxer.com on May 17th, 2008 with no comments.
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Sony Ericsson W380 Walkman® phone- Walkman® controls on top – see what’s playing and manage your music without even opening the phone
- Gesture Control – mute calls or silence the alarm with a wave of your hand
- TrackID™ – record a clip from the radio and identify the song, singer and album instantly.
- Hear it, Name it, Play it, Get it
The W380 Walkman® phone comes complete with Media Manager PC software that lets you easily transfer your music, photos and videos between your computer and phone. Simply point, click and drag your music files from your computer to your phone – the software automatically converts your music to the right format
http://www.sonyericsson.com/myclubw380/
Sony Ericsson Multimedia Web Communication Life video
Written by Maximus on May 17th, 2008 with no comments.
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Even though we've seen a couple of US e-tailers offering HTC's latest Advantage, the
X7150,
up for pre-order, it seems that the handheld won't actually be sold here for at least awhile. According to
jkOnTheRun, the X7510 possesses one of those
hotly-debated Qualcomm chipsets that cannot be sold on American soil -- presumably due to all those legal issues the firm is currently wading through. Of course, folks that just can't fathom living another quarter without one can cough up the requisite dough to snag one from an importer, but otherwise, it looks like you USers are clean out of luck (at least for the moment).
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Written by Darren Murph on May 17th, 2008 with no comments.
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At the 2006 JavaOne conference, Sun announced plans to open source Java. This wasnt exactly a surprise to those of us working on Java at Red Hat, given that there had been rumblings before. But this was a real announcement. We were immediately interested in learning exactly which license Sun would choose. Even if it was a legitimate open source license, it still might not allow us to combine our code with Suns.
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At the 2006 JavaOne conference, Sun announced plans to open source Java. This wasnt exactly a surprise to those of us working on Java at Red Hat, given that there had been rumblings before. But this was a real announcement. We were immediately interested in learning exactly which license Sun would choose. Even if it was a legitimate open source license, it still might not allow us to combine our code with Suns.
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On Wednesday, DeviceVM, the company behind the distribution, said the hardware manufacturer would be putting Splashtop which Asus calls "Express Gate" into a million motherboards a month. Splashtop includes a Firefox-derived browser and the Skype internet-telephony application.
Written by David Meyer on May 17th, 2008 with no comments.
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On Wednesday, DeviceVM, the company behind the distribution, said the hardware manufacturer would be putting Splashtop which Asus calls "Express Gate" into a million motherboards a month. Splashtop includes a Firefox-derived browser and the Skype internet-telephony application.
Written by David Meyer on May 17th, 2008 with no comments.
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Cleaning up the mess left by the OpenSSH vulnerability in Debian and Debian-based distros (including Ubuntu) is easier than I thought. For those who haven't heard about the problem, I refer you to my recent entry, or invite you to Google it. I've had my Etch box -- which has both OpenSSH-client and OpenSSH-server installed -- turned off for the past few days. I'm using it as a Web server on the local network, and yes, I've been SSHing into the box for weeks now. Here's what I did ...
Written by Steven Rosenberg on May 17th, 2008 with no comments.
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Sony Ericsson W63S specifications:
- for Japanese AU KDDI network
- features EXTREME CUSTOMISATION aka FURUCHEN KEITAI / Dress Up (FURUCHEN) phone
- "My Story app" with 3D stereo surround
- KCP +
- main 2.7 inch organic EL WQVGA display
- external 1.1 inch organic EL display
- 100 MB of built in memory
- One-seg
- EZ FeliCa
- 3 mega pixel camera
- 870mAh battery
- measures 105x49.4x16.5 mm
- weighs 122 grams
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unveiling three more models of mobile handsets simultaneously in the Indian market targeting different consumer range, LG has opened a new competition in the mobile phone market in the region. Starting from low-end budget customers to high-end fashion trendy consumers, pan Indian citizens now have more options to choose their dream mobile phones with the availability of LG’s KP110, KP320, and KF510.
The three models, KP 110, KP 320, and KF 510, recently introduced by LG have different attractive features ideal for their respective ranges. These models together are expected to generate substantial revenues for the company. “We are very excited about the launch of these three handsets and expect tremendous response”, said Mr. Anil Arora, Business Group Head of LG Electronics India Limited. “These handsets have been launched to delight our consumers across various consumer segments suiting every budget requirement”, added Mr. Arora.
KP110, a music phone, is the latest version of LG’s bullet series, which constitutes one of the low priced GPRS enabled handset. Few enhanced features of the budget phone are powerful FM Radio and MP3 playback, WAP connectivity, hands-free speaker, inbuilt anti-theft mobile tracker, vibration alert system, ability to store 500 phone numbers and 500 messages, etc. Battery of the LG KP 110 is sufficient for 4 hrs talk time and 400 hours of standby time. The phone is available against a price tag of only Rs. 2,899.
KP320, originated from the company’s dynamite series, is an economically priced 3 mega pixel camera phone. With 90 MB memory extendable up to 4 GB with MicroSD memory cards, the phone supports Bluetooth for connecting with PC allowing accessing wireless Internet through the phone. With a 900 mAh Li-Ion battery, the phone weighs only 81 gm. The phone is available against a price tag of Rs. 7,990.
Touch Lighting Phone KF510, a slim slider phone, has generated enough enthusiasms amongst the young mobile users for it’s advanced features coupled with sleek design and exotic color. A dynamic touch pad surrounding scratch resistant glass along with instantaneous start up has made the model unique. Other fabulous features of the QVGA video support enabled LG KF 510 model are FM radio, 3 mega pixel camera, WAP, 240 × 320 pixel resolution for it’s 2.2-inch display, MP3 and MPEG-4 player, screen brightness adjustment, GPRS and EDGE connectivity, etc. All these high-end features are available within the affordable price range of Rs. 12,250 only.
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