Posts tagged with the keyword: ‘Linux’

Neofonie WeTab powered by MeeGo Linux

Neofonie WeTab powered by MeeGo Linux

The Neofonie WeTab that has some birth pangs features hardware specifications which would put the Apple iPad to shame – after all, who can argue with a 11.6-inch display at 1,366 x 768 resolution, HDMI output support, two (yes, not just one) USB ports, a 1.3-megapixel camera and Wi-Fi as well as Bluetooth 2.1 connectivity? With an Intel Atom N450 1.66GHz processor running within, it is power packed to say the least – too bad the device isn’t exactly the most popular tablet to tote around at this point in time.

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iOS Bigger than Linux and Android Combined [STATS]

iOS Bigger than Linux and Android Combined [STATS]

According to the latest numbers from Net Applications, iOS is the third most popular platform on the Internet, surpassing Linux and Android combined. In August 2010, Android had a 0.20% market share, Linux was at 0.85%, while iOS devices – the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad – had a 1.13% market share.

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Morning Brief: Ubuntu 10.10 Beta, Plex Partners with LG, Verizon Prepaid Plans

This series is brought to you by HTC EVO 4G , America’s first 4G phone. Only from Sprint.

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Chrome 6 Launched on Browser’s Second Birthday

A mere two years after Google had released its first iteration of the Chrome browser, the company is now releasing version 6 , which promises security patches, speed improvements, and extensions and sync features. According to Brian Rakowski, Chrome’s product development manager, Chrome 6 is three times faster at parsing JavaScript than the 2008 version. Another important thing that will start appearing with Chrome 6 and future releases is support for hardware acceleration, which will shift some of the heavy lifting away from the CPU and onto the graphics chip

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Happy Birthday Chrome, You’re About To Overtake Firefox On TechCrunch

As we pointed out earlier, today is Google Chrome’s second birthday . Since it launched in beta on September 2, 2008, it has come a long way (it’s already 6 versions deep). Back then, it was Windows-only, with official Mac and Linux support only coming late last year

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Windows 7 continues to gain ground on Vista

Nearing its first birthday, Microsoft’s Windows 7 is starting to grab more customers than its predecessor, Vista, according to new stats released Wednesday by Net Applications. For the month of August, Windows 7 grew to take in a 15.87 percent share of devices accessing the Internet, while Vista dropped to 14 percent

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Apple to video-stream its Sept 1 event, live

Apple to video-stream its Sept 1 event, live

Tomorrow, at 10am PT, Apple will broadcast a live video stream of its “special event” held in downtown San Francisco.

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Google quietly revs Chrome dev to version 7

Just a few weeks after the Chrome beta updated to version 6, Google upgraded the developers version of Chrome to 7 on Thursday. Available for Windows , Mac , and Linux , Chrome dev 7.0.503.0 comes accompanied only by minor bug fixes

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Meet Novell’s new best friend: VMware

Novell has a new best friend when it comes to Suse Linux distribution: VMware.

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In Depth: IPv6: The future of net addresses explained

Why is there so much fuss about IPv6 at the moment? Why do we need it, and what’s it for?

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