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Medical Device Dev Platform Runs Linux on DaVinci SoC
eInfochips announced a development platform for medical imaging device designs, based on two tiny COMs that integrate TI DaVinci DM816x and DM814x SoCs. About...
Fully Free Android ROM Replicant Advances to Jelly Bean
The Replicant project, which builds open source Android ROMs, has reached a major milestone in releasing its first Android 4.2 ("Jelly Bean") version. Replicant...
Every company will revolve around software: How many will succeed?
Simply put, whether it's custom software or off the shelf with tweaks, applications will make or break brands.Read more at Enterprise Open Source Toolkit
Research Shows Chromebooks Doing Very Well in the Education Market
For more than a year now, sales have been downright dreary for PCs and PC equipment makers, but new-generation Chromebooks running Google's Chrome OS...
Navigating The Transition to Heterogeneous Architectures
"The migration to a heterogeneous architecture has presented new challenges to the application community, most notably the development of a programming strategy that allows...
Open Source Libferris: Chasing the “Everything is a File System” Dream
The open source libferris project is a virtual file system that aims to provide a single file system interface for all data. I have...
Fedora 22 To Push For Requiring Packages To Have AppData
Fedora 22 will require applications that want to show up within the Linux distribution's software center to have an AppData file shipped by the...
Deadline Scheduler Merged for 3.14
After years of development, the deadline scheduling class has finally been merged for the 3.14 kernel. This class allows processes to declare an amount of...
Dell and Red Hat Could Co-Engineer Success in the Cloud
As 2014 gets underway, one of the biggest stories in all of open source has to be the transformation going on at Red Hat...
The Silver Lining Of The NSA Scandal
The truth is that for enterprise security folks, the threat to our privacy and data is not the NSA. It’s the hacktivists, criminal organizations...