Tag Archive for 'open-source'
Thanks to a new deal with Nero, TiVo is well on its way to hitting your PC. Sure, Windows Media Center has done a good job of dominating the DVR on a PC industry for oh so long, but it looks like they are getting some competition from a worthy competitor.
Soon you’ll have your choice [...]
Today the OHA started its newly formed alliance by having a conference call for the press. There were a lot of the members of the conference present, and they all had something to say. The best part however, was the Q&A.
The most important things to note are, they aren’t announcing a Google Phone, now, if [...]
We’ve been reporting a lot of “Google Phone” news recently and today Google officially announces its mobile phone technology platform. With supports from more than 30 companies ranging from wireless service providers to handset makers, this is going to be pretty big.
Tired of “mobile version” of the web on your phone? Get an iPhone and you will enjoy full web on Safari – at least for now. The people at Mozilla has decided to work on a full fledge browser for mobile phone.
The new mobile browser will be able to render full web pages instead of [...]
Have apparently garnered the attention of the open source community. The picture below shows the high tech tools Apple provides with their repaired/replacement iPhones.
It’s been a while since we’ve heard much out of OpenMoko and their open-source cellphone project, but we’ve just found out that not only will the first 1,000 developer units be shipping from China on July 9th but the Neo 1973 hardware has been upgraded along the way (no doubt in recognition of newer handsets [...]
Do you ever wanted a Nokia N800 tablet but cant really afford it? Here is another alternative, the Nokia 770 Internet tablet. For only $129.99 today at woot.com, you can own one. The 770 are Linux-based Internet tablet featuring Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity.
I’m a big fan of open-source software, my favorites being Firefox and OpenOffice. Unfortunately for Mac users, OpenOffice is not available.
This looks as though it may be changing in the near future. There have been efforts to port OpenOffice to the Mac for some time now, but Sun will officially be offering their assistance to [...]
We recently reported that the XO laptops will be able to run Windows. While this is likely true, it is not something that OLPC is actually working on.
We have been following OpenMoko development and FIC’s Neo1973 phone that will be powered by OpenMoko platform. Many things has happened since our last coverage and I’m excited to see where this platform is heading. OpenMoko community website is now officially in business, where you can find Wiki, SVN, Mailinglist, and Bugzilla (currently still password [...]
