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Cant Open Your E Mailbox Good Luck: related news

Open Source Essential to Secure E-Voting

IconThe mounting irregularities of closed-source proprietary e-voting systems clearly show the need for a new approach to securing elections in the U.S. -- one centered on the use of open source technologies, writes Paul Venezia. 'It's time for us to make good on the promise of open elections and open our e-voting systems as well,' Venezia writes, outlining the technical blueprint for a cheap, secure, open source e-voting system. The call for open voting systems has grown louder as of late, with several projects, such as Pvote and the Open Voting Consortium, demonstrating how the voting booth could benefit from open source code. Such systems are already securing elections in Australia and Brazil.

Texas Instruments' WLAN Drivers Support the Open Handset Alliance and Open Source Cmmunity

October 22, 2008 -- Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) today announced that its Bluetooth and wireless LAN (WLAN) technology software drivers are available for use in the Open Handset Alliance's Android platform. Open access to these technologies simplifies the design process for handset manufacturers and software developers, providing the resources to architect cutting-edge Android-based devices. TI, a long-time supporter of the open source software community, is the first company to provide open source Bluetooth and WLAN software drivers for the Android platform, and is among the first to open WLAN drivers for the mobile industry.

Texas Instruments Further Expands Support for the Open Handset Alliance and Open Source Community

Texas Instruments has announced that its Bluetooth and wireless LAN (WLAN) technology software drivers are available for use in the Open Handset Alliance’s Android platform. Open access to these technologies simplifies the design process for handset manufacturers and software developers, providing the resources to architect cutting-edge Android-based devices. TI, a long-time supporter of the open source software community, is the first company to provide open source Bluetooth and WLAN software drivers for the Android platform, and is among the first to open WLAN drivers for the mobile industry.

Texas Instruments further expands support for the Open Handset Alliance and open source community

PRNewswire/ -- Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) (TXN) today announced that its Bluetooth(R) and wireless LAN (WLAN) technology software drivers are available for use in the Open Handset Alliance's Android platform. Open access to these technologies simplifies the design process for handset manufacturers and software developers, providing the resources to architect cutting-edge Android-based devices. TI, a long-time supporter of the open source software community, is the first company to provide open source Bluetooth and WLAN software drivers for the Android platform, and is among the first to open WLAN drivers for the mobile industry.

Texas Instruments further expands support for the Open Handset Alliance and open source community

DALLAS and SAN DIEGO, Oct. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) today announced that its Bluetooth(R) and wireless LAN (WLAN) technology software drivers are available for use in the Open Handset Alliance's Android platform. Open access to these technologies simplifies the design process for handset manufacturers and software developers, providing the resources to architect cutting-edge Android-based devices. TI, a long-time supporter of the open source software community, is the first company to provide open source Bluetooth and WLAN software drivers for the Android platform, and is among the first to open WLAN drivers for the mobile industry.

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Gartner tries to scare businesses adopting open source

The good news? Gartner says that 100 percent of businesses will be using open source within the next 12 months. The bad news? Gartner doesn’t really seem to understand open source licensing requirements, and is trying to scare companies into adding bureaucracy around open source adoption. According to Gartner, companies need to “adopt and enforce an OSS policy.” Calling out open source for special policies only highlights that Gartner doesn’t yet “get it” with regards to open source.

Who Will Own the Mobile Internet? Industry Heavyweights Meet in San Francisco to Talk Open Mobile

Everyone’s talking open these days. Open access, open networks, open platforms and open OS. The move to an open mobile ecosystem now seems inevitable. But how – and who will stand to gain from the new world order – is far from clear.

Ingres user Group to Participate in 'Open Source Days' Nordic Open Source Conference in Copenhagen

Redwood City, Calif. - September 26, 2008 - Ingres Corporation, a leading provider of open source database management software and support services, today announced that its Danish Ingres User Group will take part in the 11th Open Source Days conference scheduled for October 3–4, 2008, in Copenhagen, Denmark. The conference, held at the IT University of Copenhagen, is the largest open source IT-conference in the Nordic region showcasing open source solutions that can improve productivity in a cost effective way to businesses.

Ingres user Group to Participate in 'Open Source Days' Nordic Open Source Conference in Copenhagen

Redwood City, Calif. - September 26, 2008 - Ingres Corporation, a leading provider of open source database management software and support services, today announced that its Danish Ingres User Group will take part in the 11th Open Source Days conference scheduled for October 3–4, 2008, in Copenhagen, Denmark. The conference, held at the IT University of Copenhagen, is the largest open source IT-conference in the Nordic region showcasing open source solutions that can improve productivity in a cost effective way to businesses.

Ingres user Group to Participate in Open Source Days Nordic Open Source Conference in Copenhagen

REDWOOD CITY, Calif. — September 26, 2008 - Ingres Corporation, a leading provider of open source database management software and support services, today announced that its Danish Ingres User Group will take part in the 11th Open Source Days conference scheduled for October 3 – 4, 2008, in Copenhagen, Denmark. The conference, held at the IT University of Copenhagen, is the largest open source IT-conference in the Nordic region showcasing open source solutions that can improve productivity in a cost effective way to businesses.

Open Range Energy Corp. Announces Normal Course Issuer Bid for Its Common Shares and Increase to Bank Lines

Open Range Energy Corp. ("Open Range" or the "Corporation") would like to announce that the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX:ONR) has accepted its Notice of Intention to commence a Normal Course Issuer Bid (the "Bid") to purchase for cancellation, from time to time, as Open Range considers appropriate, up to a maximum of 1,366,662 Common Shares of the Corporation. The maximum number of Common shares to be purchased pursuant to the Bid represents 5% of the issued and outstanding Common Shares of the Corporation as of the date hereof, being 27,334,241 Common Shares. Purchases of Common Shares pursuant to the Bid will be made on the open market through the facilities of the TSX. The price which Open Range will pay for any Common Shares purchased will be the prevailing market price of the Common Shares on the TSX at the time of such purchase.

Nokia Joins Open-Source Trend

Open source is everywhere in the mobile industry. Google decided to open its Android mobile platform, while Nokia is transitioning Symbian to an open-source model. The open-source Fennec, Mozilla's mobile iteration of Firefox, has already arrived. Microsoft remains the open-source holdout, with no plans to convert Windows Mobile.

Open Source Hardware, For Fun and For Profit

ptorrone writes "Lots of open source hardware articles making the rounds this week, first up — Wired has an excellent piece on the Arduino project, an open source electronics prototyping platform, its founders and business model (they have sold over 50,000 units). And next up MIT's Tech Review has a profile on a few open source hardware businesses including NYC based Adafruit Industries best known for projects like the open source synth (x0x0b0x) and 'fun' projects like the Wave Bubble, the open source cell phone/wifi/GPS/RF jammer."

Open source in consumer electronics: What, why and how

As the primary gateway to voice calls, Internet browsing, audio and video applications, and imaging display, demand for consumer electronics are naturally increasing. Specifically, there is a need for more choices in hardware features, software applications and innovative user interfaces (UI) packaged together in portable devices that are customized in various shapes and colors. To meet this growing demand, consumer electronics manufacturers look to open source software and hardware platforms that allow unbarred innovation. In this article, we'll examine why and how manufacturers engage with the open source community, where open source Linux is and isn't succeeding, and how Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) is participating in various open source projects and organizations, including Google's Open Handset Alliance (OHA).

Government Open Source Conference Showcases Public Health IT

The Government Open Source Conference (GOSCON 2008) opening Oct. 20, in Portland, Ore., will feature an Open Public Health IT track to explore both a strategic direction for open source in the public health sector as well as real-world applications that are in use today by agencies around the world. GOSCON, said Director Deb Bryant, is bringing together thought leaders in government, open source industry, and public health who will share their deep, practical experience in public health, enterprise architectures, standards, as well as open source tools and methodologies as they are applied to this domain

Infobright and Jaspersoft Announce Plans for Joint Open Source Solution Bundle

the market leader in open source business intelligence (BI), today announced plans to deliver a joint end-to-end open source BI and data warehouse solution, available as a JasperForge project. JasperForge.org is the largest open source community portal with hundreds of projects for the Jaspersoft Business Intelligence Suite. The new joint project bundle will be based on Jaspersoft and several Sun open source products, as well as the new open source data warehouse software, Infobright Community Edition (ICE) (

Infobright and Jaspersoft Announce Plans for Joint Open Source Solution Bundle

the market leader in open source business intelligence (BI), today announced plans to deliver a joint end-to-end open source BI and data warehouse solution, available as a JasperForge project. JasperForge.org is the largest open source community portal with hundreds of projects for the Jaspersoft Business Intelligence Suite. The new joint project bundle will be based on Jaspersoft and several Sun open source products, as well as the new open source data warehouse software, Infobright Community Edition (ICE) (

Don't Buy The Open Source DRM Hype

Back in 2005, we wrote about Sun's doomed plans to offer an "open source DRM" solution. Not surprisingly, that went nowhere fast. Last year, Tim Lee took apart the claims of "Marlin," a supposedly new "open source DRM" solution. As Tim noted, open source and DRM are a contradiction in terms. So, it's not clear why last week some were celebrating the latest version of Marlin. As some pointed out, just because it's open source, doesn't mean that it should be "blessed" by the tech crowd. DRM is about destroying options for what you can do with bits. Open source is about multiplying the options. To mix them together makes no sense.

Google and Open Handset Alliance Announce Android Open Source Availability

Google and the Open Handset Alliance have announced the availability of the Android platform source code to everyone, for free, under the new Android Open Source Project. This represents an open and fully featured mobile platform that will enable people to create a mobile device without restrictions, build applications that run on Android powered devices, and contribute to the core platform.

Google and Open Handset Alliance Announce Android Open Source Availability

Google and the Open Handset Alliance have announced the availability of the Android platform source code to everyone, for free, under the new Android Open Source Project. This represents an open and fully featured mobile platform that will enable people to create a mobile device without restrictions, build applications that run on Android powered devices, and contribute to the core platform.

Bad times good for Open Source?

There is a certain meme floating around about bad times being good for Open Source. I've heard it from a wide variety of people, from project maintainers to execs at large companies to VCs. On the face it, it would seem to be an obvious statement, that Open Source does well when people are squeezed economically.

Yoggie launches Open Firewall Pico and Open Firewall SOHO

Yoggie Security Systems, a developer of hardware-based personal security computer solutions, announced on 11 November that it has launched its new Open Firewall Pico and Open Firewall SOHO, which are open hardware firewalls based on Yoggie's Gatekeeper technology.

Open Source up 26% in the enterprise

More good news for the open source community just in: an analysis of its enterprise customers by OpenLogic found that for 2007 as a whole, the use of open source among enterprise customers was up 26%. Enterprises on average used a whopping 94 different open source packages last year, compared to 75 in 2006.

Addressing the Next Stage of Open Source BI Acceptance and Adoption, Oct. 15

Open source BI is past the early stages of adoption and is entering mainstream use. We're beyond technical feature evaluations - that part is just like any other tool evaluation. Now that the products have matured we're faced with new questions: What situations are appropriate for open source BI software? What obstacles could we run into when trying to introduce open source into the organization? What does introducing open source mean to my existing investments in BI?


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