BAE Systems Bofors (Karlskoga, Sweden) has selected MontaVista Linux to power its latest naval and artillery gun systems.
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What’s Coming In Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid Lynx)
Now that Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala) is out and stable I thought I would look into what is on the horizon for the next release of Ubuntu. There are a lot of questions that I have about the next release and I have found some solid answers, rumors and a lot of speculation as to what the next release will have.
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HTC Tattoo reviewed
Android is becoming something of a star in the smartphone world. The operating system is finger friendly and benefits from an app store with many free - and useful - applications to choose from.
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Google talks Chrome OS, HTML5, and the future of software
On the last day of November, 2009, after the initial rush of excitement around Google's Chrome OS launch had quieted a bit, Ryan Paul and I sat down with Matthew Papakipos, the engineering director for the Chrome OS project, and Eitan Bencuya, from Google PR.
Read more »Linux in Real Life - Uses Around the World
Even with its slowly growing popularity, Linux is still a largely unknown thing to many people. Why should Average Joe care about Linux? This alternative operating system doesn't affect his life at all - or does it? The truth of the matter is this: Almost every adult who uses technology in today's world uses or has used something that is Linux powered.
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10 Blockbusters Made with the Help of Linux
Several of the top blockbusters of all time were created with the help of Linux software or render farms running Linux.
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CSIRO seeking Linux cluster for SKA high performance computer
CSIRO will spend up to $5 million on a Linux-based high performance computing system to help boost research efforts at the Pawsey Centre for SKA Science in Perth.
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Autonomous Linux Sailboat to Research Whales
The ASV Roboat has made a name for itself in many robotic sailboat competitions, and now a real research project is in store for the Linux-powered vessel.
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Microsoft Learned of IE Zero-Day Flaw Last September
A critical security vulnerability that hackers used to breach Google, Adobe and other large U.S. companies was disclosed to Microsoft last September, not last week as previously believed.
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EHR is health care reform we call all agree on
Since I run my own small business, I'm very interested in health care reform. You see, my tiny -- two-person -- company pays more than four figures a month for health insurance. Ow!
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Will video games make desktop Linux into a killer consumer platform?
I had an interesting email exchange over the weekend with a reader of this blog who was wondering if video game producers targeted desktop Linux as platform then would this significantly increase adoption of Linux over Windows?
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Samsung Galaxy i7500 Android phone reviewed
The first Android-powered phone from tech giant Samsung comes with a bare-bones installation of the Android OS. Does it offer enough to challenge its more auspicious rivals?
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Could Google Phone Drive Apple Into Arms of Microsoft?
A BusinessWeek report suggests that the Nexus One release marks the latest volley in an escalating war between Google and Apple, but could the two companies be better off working together and acting as a check against Microsoft?
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How Are We Doing
Here we are not long after the release of many different operating systems and hardware platforms. What an exciting time in the industry! With Google launching phones, Apple confirming a tablet, Oracle buying Sun, Microsoft releasing Windows 7 and talk of a new gaming device, and companies like Novel and Red Hat standing back to see what happens. This is certainly a contentious atmosphere.
Read more »GenoCAD Goes Open Source
Virginia Tech licenses GenoCAD source code to International Society for Computational Biology
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