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ThinkPad Tablet holds its own against iPad in enterprise, says review
Lenovo's 10.1-inch ThinkPad Tablet is a reasonable alternative to the iPad 2 for enterprise users, says this eWEEK Labs review. This capable Android "Honeycomb" tablet offers business-focused extras like built-in enterprise software, full-size ports, and an effective digitizing pen....
Google open sources JavaScript testing tools
Google is open sourcing one of its key JavaScript testing tools in an effort to get developers to speed up web applications. Google JS Test is used internally on the V8 JavaScript engine using in Chrome. Google has attributed much of the speed increases it claims for the browser to the performance of the V8 engine, and the company is clearly hoping this will improve matters further.
New, Generic X.Org KMS Driver Work
David Airlie has announced new work on the xf86-video-modesetting driver, which aims to be a generic X.Org (DDX) driver that will take advantage of the generic parts of the Linux KMS (kernel mode-setting) APIs so that any GPU should be supported.
Hacking the Imperial Death March
One of the great things about the original Star Wars trilogy, was the “lived in”, junky, hacked together aesthetic of the Star Wars universe. Everything was a bit trashed, as if real people actually lived there. Thankfully, that’s one of the things that George Lucas hasn’t tinkered with in his endless quest to ruin the childhood memories of a generation. So it’s heartening to see this tradition carried on with the playing of the imperial death march on miscellaneous hacked together hardware. Enjoy …
ARM-based vehicle PC has integral touchscreen
Portwell announced a Linux- and Android-compatible in-vehicle computer equipped with a 5.7- or seven-inch touchscreen and a 416MHz Marvell PXA270 processor. The PTH-1070A includes four serial ports and two USB ports, one or two CompactFlash slots, plus available non-volatile RAM and CAN bus options, according to the company....
BerliOS will be closed on 31.12.2011
BerliOS was founded 10 years ago as one of the first repositories in Europe. It was developed and maintained by Fraunhofer FOKUS. As an European, non-proprietary project BerliOS pursued the goal to support the various Open Source players and provide a neutral mediator function. In 2011 over 4800 projects have been hosted on BerliOS, with 50,000 registered users and over 2.6 million file downloads each month. We are proud that with BerliOS we have brought the idea of an OSS repository to Europe. Meanwhile, the concept has prevailed and there are many good alternatives.
Virtualization — Ready for Small Businesses
Reduced hardware and operating costs, improved backup and disaster recovery, cloud computing, and lower costs of development and testing have made virtualization viable for small businesses.
Can Penguins Dance on a Dell, Will Reiser File Again, Are Samsung and Intel Going to the Prom?
The biggest news this week has centered around fears that Linux may become uninstallable on Wintel machines from the big OEM’s. But there’s been more. Some fun stuff. Some silly stuff. Some stuff that might eventually develop into something important…
setting up the Ubuntu One free online storage on Linux, Android and Windows
Canonical released a windows client for the online storage of the Ubuntu One personal cloud service. The Ubuntu One online storage allows you to synchronize your files across platforms (Windows, Linux, Android) and to publish / share selected files. This service is similarly to Dropbox. Now that all my clients are supported I tested the free Ubuntu One account that provides 5 GB of online storage with my Linux, Android and Microsoft Windows devices. The installation and setup on all devices was very easy and the service is still running smoothly. For this article I made some screenshots of the various clients and I will explain how to publish selected files.
Revised seven-inch Galaxy Tab is thinner, lighter, and faster
Samsung announced a replacement for its original seven-inch Galaxy Tab Android tablet, upgraded with a dual-core 1.2GHz processor. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus is faster, thinner, lighter, and adds HSPA+ service -- plus, it should be inexpensive, considering the competition from Amazon's $200 Kindle Fire and HTC's Flyer (about to be slashed to $300)....
How to upgrade from Ubuntu 10.04, 10.10, 11.04 to Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot | Desktop & Server
Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot Beta has been released! If you have ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal or older version installed on your system, and you want to upgrade to this new release, then follow these instructions.
How to Install Firefox 7 in Ubuntu 10.04 and 10.10
The following tutorial will teach every Ubuntu 10.10 and Ubuntu 10.04 LTS user how to install the current stable version of the popular Mozilla Firefox 7 web browser.
Seven-inch tablet targets point-of-sale applications
X2 Computing announced a seven-inch tablet that runs Linux or various Windows flavors on a 1.6GHz Atom Z530 processor. The ruggedized X2372 has up to 2GB of RAM and 64GB of SSD (solid state disk) storage, a resistive touchscreen with 1024 x 600 pixels, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, plus options including an encrypted PIN pad and a three-track MSR (magnetic stripe reader), the company says....
GNOME Shell in Ubuntu 11.10 - First Impressions
GNOME Shell and Unity are the two new approaches towards creating the ultimate desktop experience by GNOME Foundation and Canonical respectively. Both approaches stirred up fair amount of controversies, with personalities like Linus Torvalds going so far as to call GNOME Shell an unholy mess. But things aren't that bad, or are they? Let's find out.
Let's Play: Pro Evolution Soccer 2011
It's time for a new performance comparison... It's time for (perhaps) the most addictive soccer game in history... Ladies and Gentlemen.. Pro Evolution Soccer 2011!!!!
5 Links for Developers and IT Pros 9/30/11
This week we look at identifying passionate developers, explore cloud paranoia and speculate on life after the silicon computer chip.
The Lurching Landscape of Mobile
Anyone paying attention to technology news lately knows that the Titans are clashing for control, or at least a share of the monetary rewards, in the mobile marketplace.
Windows 8: one step forward, two steps back
Windows 8 has learned a lot of cool things from a number of other operating systems but is Microsoft moving backwards where it counts?
New ATI Video Driver Fixes GNOME 3 Issues
AMD announced two days ago, September 28th, the immediate availability for download of the ADM Catalyst 11.9 video driver for Linux platforms.
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