May 22nd, 2008
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Mark Shuttleworth explains why he called it Ubuntu, reveals the upcoming Netbook Remix - a version of Ubuntu designed for ultraportables - and talks about how the Internet is the new killer app that opens the door for open source.
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Mark Shuttleworth explains why he called it Ubuntu, reveals the upcoming Netbook Remix - a version of Ubuntu designed for ultraportables - and talks about how the Internet is the new killer app that opens the door for open source.
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Despite recession, the finding seems to suggest that the pace of obligatorily-disclosed amounts now trivially exceeds $10 million for Microsoft alone (annually).
Written by Roy Schestowitz on May 22nd, 2008 with no comments.
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Despite recession, the finding seems to suggest that the pace of obligatorily-disclosed amounts now trivially exceeds $10 million for Microsoft alone (annually).
Written by Roy Schestowitz on May 22nd, 2008 with no comments.
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I don't know how I missed it, but one of the best writers out there on open-source software, Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols, has -- for reasons unknown to me -- ceased working for Ziff-Davis, the owner of the DesktopLinux.com Web site for which he had written hundreds of entries.
Written by Steven Rosenberg on May 22nd, 2008 with no comments.
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Today Samsung officially announced their newest touchscreen phone - the Samsung F480 or otherwise known as Samsung TouchWiz. Yeah, we know it was...
Written by GSMArena.com - Latest articles on May 22nd, 2008 with no comments.
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For the legions of developers anxious to use their talents to build for Palm (yes,
all four of you), listen up. By partnering with DeviceAnywhere, Palm has opened up its Virtual Developer Lab, which enables devs to remotely access actual Treo / Centro handsets in order to test out software, capture screen shots / video of processes, create an audit trail through the capturing of keystrokes and share data / collaborate with colleagues online. If you're swearing up and down that this stuff isn't new, you're not (entirely) crazy -- DeviceAnywhere has been offering up this
remote demo access on a variety of handsets for quite some time. Palm's just making the extra effort to ensure you and your three pals know about it.
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Written by Darren Murph on May 22nd, 2008 with no comments.
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Philips is set to release two new affordable phones for the Asian and European mobile phone market. Both handsets looks the same in design, dimension and features except that the 199 is equipped with FM radio and headsets. These two candy bar mobile phone pretty much carry the same features as their predecessor, the Philips 192 which was released not too long ago. And these features include; the simple black/white design, 65g weight and the 99 X 42 X 13.5 mm dimension. In addition to this similarities with the Philips 192, both Philips 198 and 199 boast of 1.5-inch CSTN color display with support for 62k colors and 128×128 pixel resolution, simple to use keypad, 4-way navigation key, polyphonic ringtones, 3 embedded games, miniUSB, SMS and MMS capabilities, T9 predictive text input and 800 mAh battery which can give out 5 hours of talk-time and 20 days stand-by time. Connectivity wise, the Philips 198 and 199 remind me of the old Nokia days, where dual-band GSM connectivity was a great feature. Yes, both these mobile phones has GPRS too. And guess how much the Philips 198 and 199 will retail in Asia and Europe? $68 and $70 respectively. Didn’t we say dirt cheap?
Written by Arnold Zafra on May 22nd, 2008 with no comments.
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This probably comes as no surprise to most Unix or Linux administrators out there (at least this first thing), but I find it's always interesting how rarely the "last" command is used to determine anything other than the users logged in "now" and the "last" time a user logged in. Granted; the last command doesn't offer too much in the extra-functionality department, but it does have one very useful feature.
Written by admin on May 22nd, 2008 with no comments.
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The Swinxs is a unique games system which encourages children to move and run while they’re having fun. Designed for active indoor and outdoor play the Swinxs communicates, cheers players on, explains games, referees and keeps game scores with the help of RFID wristbands worn by each player...
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Written by gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine on May 22nd, 2008 with no comments.
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