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Microsoft has quietly confirmed that Windows Mobile 7, the much anticipated update to its mobile operating system platform, has been delayed. A feature complete version of the operating system was... Read more...
The Access Linux Platform (ALP), the operating system slated to replace Palm's venerable Palm OS, was showcased at the recent LinuxWorld. It attracted the attention of developers and Linux... Read more...
In yet another sign of the growing interest in operating systems tailored for mobile devices, Intel has acquired startup Linux developer Opened Hand. Opened Hand is a... Read more...
According to the Android Developers Blog, Google has dropped the Bluetooth and GTalkService instant messaging Application Programming Interface... Read more...
Sybase
iAnywhere announced that it has expanded its security portfolio to
encompass antivirus and firewall capabilities for handhelds. Sybase iAnywhere president Terry Stepian
noted that there are... Read more...
Smartphones
designed to run Google's new Android operating system are facing potential
delays that could push arrival dates to late 2008.
To be fair, there is technically no slippage yet, though it... Read more...
HTC
has confirmed that a HTC phone that runs Google's Android operating system will
be unveiled by Q4 this year. This
transpired in a conversation that the General Manager of HTC for MEA and CIS
had... Read more...
Microsoft
will extend the availability of its die-hard Windows XP operating system to
manufacturers of ultra low-cost PCs, aka nettops. Not surprisingly, Microsoft's
corporate vice president of
Canonical,
the commercial sponsor of well-known Linux distribution Ubuntu will be
demonstrating a reworked version of Ubuntu specially catered to netbooks at
Computex this week. Based on
Intel
has announced the availability of two Atom processors at the Computex 2008
conference in Taiwan this week. The Atom
N270 processor is targeted at low-cost notebooks while the Atom 230 is