TuxMobil News Archive 2009/03

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hamsterdb - embedded database engine written in ANSI-C (1.0.8)	more
GAMMU - cell phone manager (formerly MyGnokii2) (1.23.01)	more
SlashDot: Bruce Perens Analyzing Microsoft's Linux Lawsuit	more
inq1linux - communicating with and expanding the INQ1 mobile phone (0.2)	more
plptools - communicate with a Psion palmtop over a serial line (1.0.7)	more
Wammu - mobile phone manager that uses Gammu as its backend (0.30)	more
wmlenovo - monitors battery, CPU, GPU, temperatures, fan on Lenovo (IBM) laptops (0.1.3)	more
New TouchBook Combines NetBook and TouchScreen Tablet; Provides Three Times the Battery Life at Under Two Pounds	more
LinuxDevices: Telephony stack ports to Moblin, Moorestown	more
Adbgui - frontend to the Android Debug Bridge (0.3 beta)	more
runshark - displays Nike+ data from an iPod (1.3.0.0)	more
LinuxDevices: Study: Linux to Lead SmartPhone Growth	more
LinuxDevices: Linux tools vendor joins Moblin	more
EeePC: 3MX RC2 Linux Released for the RazorBook	more
TechChuck: Google Boss Backs Subsidized LinuxBooks	more
LinuxDevices: MicroSoft Sues PND Vendor Over FAT Filesystem	more
GeoQO - waypoint, geocaching, and waymarking database (1.01)	more
wmlenovo - monitors battery, CPU, GPU, temperatures, fan on Lenovo (IBM) laptops (0.1.4)	more
OSnews: First Unauthorised iPhone App Store to Open Up Shop	more
ArsTechnica: Developer ports Frets on Fire to Maemo 5	more
LJ: Linux Gets Faster With SplashTop	more
NetWorkWorld: New Online Community Launches for Embedded Linux Developers	more
LiliPuting: Unidentified netbook prototype shows up at CeBIT - Video	more
Software Update Available for the Android Developer Phone	more
TecTonic: Android Leads Linux Mobile Sales Higher	more
When Reality Meets Product Concepts (Prosthetic USB Finger Running Linux)	more
LinuxDevices: Android App Remote-Controls Three Robots	more
LinuxDevices: Kindle 2 Ships -- With Linux Inside	more
SlashDot: Google Straightens Out Its Stance On Paid Apps	more
LinuxDevices: eBook Reader to Offer Linux Dev Platform	more
SlashDot: Symbian Introduces Open Source Release Plan	more
LinuxDevices: MAEMO 5 SDK Goes Alpha	more
Fennec - early developer release of the mobile version of Firefox (1.0b1)	more
TheVarGuy: Novell's SuSE Linux Enterprise 11 NetBook Surprise	more
ZDnet: Will Half-Baked Ubuntu Linux NetBooks Ruin the OS for Consumers?	more
Gnome: Announcing ANJAL - the New Mail for NetBooks	more
LinuxDevices: Google Launches Android Team in Taiwan, Preps CupCake	more
LinuxDevices: Studies: Android Ready to Eclipse iPhone	more
FBReader - e-book reader for Linux PDAs and desktop computers (0.10.5)	more
WhitePaper: Cloud Computing and the Android Software Stack	more
TechRepublic: Freescale to Tip the NetBook Scale to Linux	more
OBD GPS Logger - logs OBDII and GPS data (0.1)	more
cpufreqd - replacement of the speedstep applet (2.3.4)	more
Cnet: Is Ballmer Conceding Victory to Linux NetBooks?	more
PRweb: Open Invention Network Extends the Linux Ecosystem as TomTom Becomes Licensee	more
APCmag: New Worm Infect Linux-Based Home Modem/Routers	more
LXer: Mobile Broadband on Linux to Improve With ModeManager	more
ITwire: Virtualised Multiple OS Mobile Handset to Hit Market	more
FBReader - e-book reader for Linux PDAs and desktop computers (0.10.6)	more
Floola - manages iPods or Motorola mobile phones (any model that supports iTunes) (5.0)	more
15 Cool iPhone-Optimized Linux Wallpapers	more
gNewSense mips-l - port of the gNewSense distribution to the mips architecture for the Lemote Yeeloong	more
LinuxJournal: Freescale may be the first semiconductor company to associate itself aggressively with portable Linux devices	more
EeePC: OpenGeeeU Luna Serena Linux for NetBooks Released	more
Phoronix: Ubuntu's LPIA-Based MID Edition Can Save 10%+ Power	more
GAMMU - cell phone manager (formerly MyGnokii2) (1.23.92)	more
FBReader - e-book reader for Linux PDAs and desktop computers (0.10.7)	more
LinuxInsider: The Driving Force Behind the Open Source Mobile Movement	more
ArsTechnica: Rhomobile unveils Ruby-based cross-platform mobile framework	more

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