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Oracle Puts Out A New Version Of DTrace For Linux
Lenz Grimmer on behalf of Oracle has announced the second beta release of DTrace for Linux...
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Intel 12.02 Package Proclaims Stable Ivy Bridge
Intel released its "12.02 graphics driver" package today for Linux, which advertises stable support for the Intel Ivy Bridge platform...
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Samsung Announces Armor-Plated Android, the Rugby Smart
What's better than an advanced Android handset? Samsung thinks it's one that's military-grade tough such as its new Rugby Smart.
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Mozilla’s App Store Takes Shape
Mozilla has been steadily moving forward with its Boot to Gecko and other mobile technology initiatives, and has successfully transitioned to a rapid release...
Internet Titans Reportedly Support Adding Do-Not-Track Buttons to Browsers
The Wall Street Journal is out with a report that may surprise many people following the privacy policies set by giant Internet companies. According...
Distribution Release: ConnochaetOS 0.9.1
Henry Jensen has announced the release of ConnochaetOS 0.9.1, an Arch-based Linux distribution for old computers (from i486 to Pentium MMX 166), built exclusively...
Firefox’s Jetpack Extensions Reach Mobile Browsing
Mozilla has begun adding mobile device support to its newer extensions framework--but it's also change Jetpack's direction and breaking earlier extensions' compatibility.
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Ubuntu for Android to Star at Mobile World Congress
According to Mark Shuttleworth, Canonical is moving quickly ahead with its plans to bring Ubuntu to platforms going well beyond just desktop computers. In...
Proposals To Split KMS & GPU Drivers, 2D Kernel API
Following a "Kernel Display and Video API Consolidation" mini-summit held at the Emebedded Linux Conference (ELC 2012) last week, Linaro and other mobile/embedded Linux...
Exascale by 2018: Crazy …or Possible?
I recently saw some estimates that show we should hit exascale supercomputer performance by around 2018. That seems a bit ambitious – if not...