Wal-Mart Stops Store Sales of Linux PCs
Mar 12, 2008Although Wal-Mart sold out of the "Green gPC" by Everex, the supermarket chain will not be putting any more Linux PCs on its shelves.
more »Promising Mobile Internet Devices
Mar 11, 2008At the fringe of the CeBIT fair which came to an end last week, Gigabyte gave visitors some insights into the next generation of mobile devices.
more »Openmoko Publishes Hardware-Design
Mar 07, 2008Openmoko, the developer of the Open Source cellphone platform has published the CAD files for the Neo cellphone design.
more »Intel Processors on the Highway and in your Pocket
Mar 04, 200845nm HKMG semiconductor technology supports powerful, energy saving devices – from small mobile devices through to servers.
more »Cebit 2008: Samsung Targets Business Market
Mar 03, 2008Korea’s Samsung group is launching an initiative in the business segment this year. Its aim is to close the gap to the group of leading product suppliers in B2B markets.
more »Novell Acquires Datacenter Experts Platespin
Feb 25, 2008Novell today announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire PlateSpin Ltd. The purchasing price is said to be US$ 205 m.
more »Linux Developer Platform for Wireless Terminal Devices
Feb 06, 2008Navicron from Finland has just announced its Fusion developer platform which gives enterprises the ability to build wireless mobile and embedded devices.
more »Lenovo Thinkpads to come with Linux
Jan 31, 2008Lenovo has announced that it will sell its T61 and R61 Thinkpads with Linux preinstalled from February 2008.
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