Android 1.6 with More Bells and Whistles
Sep 17, 2009The new Android version code-named Donut comes with Kernel 2.6.29, more applications and usability improvements. Developers now have more possibilities with the new hardware capabilities of the software development kit (SDK).
more »Android Internet Tablet from Archos
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more »LG Tries Android Smartphone in European Market
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Sep 16, 2009The Linux Foundation has reinforcements from the hardware camp. CPU manufacturer ARM joined the Foundation on Monday.
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Timechart: Zoom in on Operating System
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more »FSF Publish New List Of Truly Free Linux Distributions
Sep 15, 2009Whoever thought that Debian, Ubuntu or Fedora consist solely of free software would be wrong. The new list compiled by the Free Software Foundation showing truly free distributions has a mere nine entries.
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