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December 02, 2008 - 2 hours, 20 minutes ago Share Comments Just how ubiquitous has Linux become? You've probably read about the 10 Linux-powered e-book readers.

steaming open cup: "Now, have you ever wondered if the G1's the only phone that runs on Linux? There are actually more out there. Let's see if we can come up with 8 of the latest."

Changing Dovecot's default mailbox_idle_check_interval setting allows flowing mail to mobile phones on cPanel servers.

Popular Linux operating system Ubuntu could soon be making a debut on mobile phones, and even possibly the iPhone, in the very near future.

Popular Linux operating system Ubuntu could soon be making a debut on mobile phones, and even possibly the iPhone, in the very near future.

RetroMessenger: "RetroMessenger, the small tiny Instant messenger for pc & mobile phones, has been released - for Linux.

It provides secure and serverless Instant Messenger, is open source and is portable to all operating systems."

After targeting the market for virtualizing servers and clients, VMware has now set its sights on mobile phones, announcing Mobile Virtualization Platform on Monday.

VOXOFON's transparent, budget-friendly service for roaming and international calls on mobile phones using the new Android platform* is now available from Android Market, the official distribution channel for ...

Enterprise virtualization software giant VMware has launched its first virtualization product aimed at mobile phones.

The Linux-compatible Mobile Virtualization Platform (MVP) is based on technology that VMware acquired last month when it quietly bought French virtualization vendor Trango Virtual Processors.

VMWare has announced its Mobile Virtualization Platform for Mobile Phones . The idea is that you run apps within a virtual machine on your device: Because VMware MVP virtualizes the hardware, handset vendors ...