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Wind River and Intel collaborate on Moblin-based Linux platform

Wind River announces that it is collaborating with Intel Corporation to accelerate the Mobile Internet Device (MID) market segment. Wind River, with support from Intel, will develop an open, extensible Moblin-based Linux platform for the MID market. Furthermore, Wind River will introduce a commercial Moblin-based Linux platform specifically optimized for Intel Centrino Atom processor technology-based MIDs. Wind River Linux Platform for Mobile Internet Devices will be a full-featured, commercial-grade Linux platform that will include a Linux distribution, middleware, and mobile applications targeted to deliver rich Internet and media experiences. As part of this effort, Wind River will participate in and contribute code to Moblin.org, an open source community project where Moblin-based technologies are developed.

Linux-based device gains accelerometer-based games

Chumby Industries announced a partnership with Albino Blacksheep to provide Flash-based games for the Linux-based Chumby "alarm-clock" computer, leveraging its motion-sensing capabilities. Meanwhile, Chumby's development site is growing, providing a forum, wikis, and other information for hacking the Chumby's open-source hardware and software.

Multi-protocol wireless mesh gateway runs Debian

Zaragoza, Spain-based Libelium announced an x86-based multi-protocol mesh router with a Debian GNU/Linux-based OS and a user-extensible browser-based open source management interface. The modular "Meshlium" router targets ultra-long-range Zigbee-based sensor networks, fleet tracking with least-cost GPRS/WiFi routing, and multiprotocol WiFi/Bluetooth hotspots.

Internet-Based Realtors Win Monster Settlement

coondoggie writes "Until today, most Internet-based real-estate brokers were considered second-class citizens, and their clients were left in the cold. But perhaps that will change with today's news that the Department of Justice has reached a proposed settlement with the National Association of Realtors that requires NAR to let Internet-based residential real estate brokers compete with traditional brokers. NAR has agreed to be bound by a 10-year settlement, under whose terms NAR will repeal its anticompetitive policies and require affiliated multiple listing services to repeal their rules that were based on these policies." Here's the whole settlement document on the DoJ's site.

Nokia to manufacture Linux-based phones?

According to the Finnish business newspaper Kauppalehti, Nokia's Chief Financial Officer said Nokia is considering manufacturing Linux-based mobile phones. The article quotes Rick Simonson, Nokia's Chief Financial Officer, as saying "we are definitely moving in the direction (of Linux-based phones)" at a seminar in Boston run by JP Morgan Chase. There was no further detail though, and apparently Simonson refused to be drawn on which kind of Linux would be used. Nokia already makes the Linux-based N800 and N810 internet tablets, which use Nokia's own version of Linux called Maemo, but current tablets have no telephony ability.

Nano Pet Products, LLC Adds California Retailer and Distributor in Response to Increasing Popularity of Its Revolutionary Nanotechnology-Based Pet Pro

Nano Pet Products, LLC, aWilton, Connecticut-based company dedicated to bringing cleaner and healthier pet products to pet owners worldwide through nanotechnology, has added a major new retailer, Pet Food Express, based inSan Leandro, Ca., and a prominent new distributor, United Pacific Pet, based inFontana, Ca., to meet consumer demand on the West Coast for the company's revolutionary new Dog Gone Smart(TM) Bed and Dog Gone Smart(TM) Wear product lines.

In Australia, XP Cheaper Than Linux On Eee 900

KrispyDollars writes "It sounds crazy to say this, but the XP-based version of the Eee PC 900 (the new version with the 8.9" screen) will actually be considerably cheaper than the Linux-based version. At the official launch today, the company told journalists that 'Microsoft has been a longstanding supporter of Asus' to explain the price discrepancy. And — get this — only the XP-based machine will be sold at mass-market retailers, while the Linux-based model will be consigned to computer stores."

Linux platform for mobile internet devices

Wind River is collaborating with Intel to accelerate the Mobile Internet Device (MID) market segment. Wind River, with support from Intel, will develop an open, extensible Moblin-based Linux platform for the MID market. Furthermore, Wind River will introduce a commercial Moblin-based Linux platform specifically optimized for the Intel Centrino Atom processor technology based MIDs. Wind River Linux Platform for Mobile Internet Devices will be a full-featured, commercial-grade Linux platform that will include a Linux distribution, middleware, and mobile applications targeted to deliver rich Internet and media experiences. As part of this effort, Wind River will participate in and contribute code to Moblin.org, an open source community project where Moblin-based technologies are developed.

Wondersoft rolls out web-based retail solutions

Chennai-based retail solutions provider Wondersoft has launched a new web-based retail solution, similar to that of the emerging SAAS model. Titled as 'eShopaid', the solution requires no physical installation in any PC apart from the server and is claimed to be ideal for all retail chains.

Linux-based telecom platform boasts in-service upgrades

Enea announced version 2.0 of its Linux-based Enea Accelerator Platform for IP-based services built on carrier-grade infrastructure. The soup-to-nuts platform now offers support for "fine-grain in-service software upgrades" for mixed-application version upgrades, says the Swedish software company.

World's cheapest Linux-based laptop?

A Hong Kong-based manufacturer is shipping a Linux-based ultra-mini PC (UMPC) laptop for only $250 ($180 in volume), which appears to give it the lowest price yet for a Linux laptop. Bestlink's Alpha 400 offers a 400MHz CPU and a 7-inch, truecolor display.

World's cheapest Linux-based laptop?

A Hong Kong-based manufacturer is shipping a Linux-based ultra-mini PC (UMPC) laptop for only $250 ($180 in volume), which appears to give it the lowest price yet for a Linux laptop. Bestlink's Alpha 400 offers a 400MHz CPU and a 7-inch, truecolor display.

Web-based spreadsheets with OpenOffice.org and Dojo

As functionality traditionally associated with desktop applications moves to the Web, developers are looking for new ways to handle that computational heavy lifting on the server side. But if you need to create a Web-based application that behaves like an office suite, there's no need to reinvent the wheel: the open source OpenOffice.org suite can actually serve as the powerhouse behind a Web application. In this article, you'll learn how to combine OpenOffice.org and Dojo to create a simple Ajax-based spreadsheet application much like Google Spreadsheets.

Red Hat intros VMware alternative based on KVM

Raleigh, N.C.-based Red Hat Inc. has set itself up as the alternative to VMware Inc., with a collection of virtualization offerings that includes a new Linux-based bare-metal hypervisor and virtualization management and security products.

transtec introduces Linux-based NAS File Servers

transtec Computers Limited, a subsidiary of Germany-based transtec AG, a provider of customised IT solutions, now offers its NAS File Servers (Network Attached Storage) with the Linux operating system, based on Open-E DSS (Data Storage Server) software.

Protect Microsoft-based workstations from virus outbreaks

System users can easily protect their Microsoft-based I/A Series workstations from software virus outbreaks using Network Associates’ McAfee VirusScan Enterprise 7. This product scans incoming and outgoing files for software viruses on Microsoft-based workstations and servers, protecting the control system from plant disruptions caused by software virus outbreaks. VirusScan is supported on Microsoft Windows OS workstations, including Windows NT sp5, and Windows XP for I/A Series V6.4 and later, and on at least a GX1 450MHz workstation.

Nvidia to announce ARM-based handheld device platform

Nvidia is planning to announce its ARM-based handheld device platform Tegra on June 2, targeting Intel's Atom-based platforms as its main competitor, according to sources from industry players.

FANUC Robotics America deploys Avaya IP-based contact centre solution

An Internet Protocol (IP)-based contact centre solution from Avaya Inc, a communications solutions provider, has been deployed by FANUC Robotics America Inc (FANUC), a US provider of intelligent robot solutions, based in Rochester Hills, Michigan, for its customer care operations.

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