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Embedded Linux to shine in 2001
Author: JT Smith
- By Dan Berkes -
Is 2001 the breakout year for embedded Linux? While it's true that the migration of Linux from the...
Xtime forges partnership with Europe-based Mobite
Author: JT Smith
SAN MATEO, Calif. Â December 18, 2000 Â Xtime, the technology leader for electronic appointments and reservations, today announced a partnership with...
Plenty wrong with WAP
Author: JT Smith
"Despite breathless promotion ('the connectivity of your desktop when you are on the go'), WAP phones are not catching on. Overall, the...
Curious Networks Launches Developer Network
Author: JT Smith
Developers can now breathe a collective sigh of relief because life as they know it just got a little easier thanks to...
Acquisition to propel EBIZ to top spot in Linux/Unix server market
Author: JT Smith
Definitive Agreement Signed to Acquire JBSi; Creates Largest Builder of Linux Specialized Servers
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - November 20, 2000 - EBIZ Enterprises Inc....
MS and TI team up on wireless platform
Author: JT Smith
From a story at MaximumLinux.com: Microsoft and Texas Instruments today announced plans for the 2.5G smart phone solution, an integrated wireless platform...
The future of wireless: Extremely localized information
Author: JT Smith
By Grant Gross
Managing Editor
Several Open Source companies are on the forefront of the next generation of wireless innovations, from extremely localized information...
Does Linux get middleware?
Author: JT Smith
From a column at LinuxNews.com: "We think that Middleware is best described as the glue that will bind all components of the
...
CyberStar LT98 laptop review
Author: JT Smith
By: Jeff Field
NewsForge Columnist
Last week, I reviewed a full-featured Linux laptop, the Tuxtops.com Quartz 795+. This week, I will again be reviewing...
Motorola shows its wireless game strategy
Author: JT Smith
Phone manufacturer Motorola wowed gamers by demonstrating
games on the first of its GPRS (General Packet Radio Service)
enabled mobile devices. Read...