mobile devices

Guy Martin is a distinguished member of technical staff within Motorola's Mobile Devices business.

Softwired's iBus Mobile Now Supports the Google Android Operating System Developed under the Open Handset Alliance for Mobile Devices, such as G1 BONSTETTEN, Switzerland-- -- Softwired released iBus Mobile ...

Koolu will support developers who want the freedom of Open Source to create and sell customized mobile devices in emerging growth markets TORONTO, CANADA: Toronto-based Koolu announced that it is optimizing and ...

TuxMobil, a directory of information about installing Linux on mobile devices, has announced that they have reached 8,000 installation guides on the site.

"Because of the growing interest in Linux, the quantity of installation guides has increased rapidly during the past year -- more than any other year since TuxMobil's inception in 1997.

The installation guides are ordered by manufacturer, distribution and language, and these guides offer hands-on information for almost any laptop model ever produced." Click below for the full announcement.

An interesting free download aims to let users of heterogeneous mobile devices effectively Xhost Linux applications and desktops, without installing anything.

The "NX Web Player" from Italian network computing specialist NoMachine is due early next year, with the 4.0 release of its NX network computing suite.

A open source project to open up the possibilities of mobile devices

Inspired by a new generation of smartphones such as Apple's iPhone and the Google Android-based G1, Adobe Systems has begun a new, higher-power effort to spread its Flash technology to mobile devices.

Inspired by a new generation of smartphones, Adobe Systems has begun a new, higher-power effort to spread its Flash technology to mobile devices.

Canonical announced their plans to carry on the Ubuntu platform ARM microprocessor RISC, very popular among manufacturers of mobile devices.

"The addition of this new operating system will allow computers and netbooks offer a hybrid computing experience rich, always connected and mobile without compromising battery life, "said the announcement ofic

Mobile phone chip designer Arm is collaboration with Ubuntu to develop a version of this Linux based OS for the portable devices like Netbooks.