TuxMobil News Archive 2009/04

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OBD GPS Logger logs OBDII and GPS data (0.3)	more
EeePC: Ubuntu 9.04 Beta Comes With Improved NetBook Support	more
LinuxDevices: Study: Android to lead smartphone growth	more
bluelock.pl - locks a display or terminal once a Bluetooth device is out of range (0.5)	more
Bruce Perens: Microsoft and TomTom Settle, Justice and Linux Lose	more
NYtimes: Intel Turns Over Its Linux Operating System	more
Berner Zeitung: OpenMoko Developement for SmartPhone GTA03 Discontinued	more
InternetNews: Intel Transfers Moblin to the Linux Foundation	more
EeePC: Novell Sets Up NetBook Linux R+D Team	more
LinuxDevices: Moblin Moves to Second Alpha	more
LinuxDevices: Android app syncs with Exchange	more
Remuco - remotely control music player software with Bluetooth enabled mobile devices (0.8.1)	more
OpenGTS - full-featured GPS tracking system (2.0.7)	more
MacWorld: Google Bans Tethering App from Android Market	more
SlashDot: Fonera 2 To Launch With Extended Functionality	more
SlashDot: T-Mobile To Launch Android Tablet	more
LinuxDevices: Wrist-Mounted Computer Runs Linux	more
LinuxDevices: EV-DO wireless module offers Linux SDK	more
FBReaderJ - e-book reader for Google Android platform (0.3.1)	more
SlashDot: Microsoft Boasts 96% Netbook Penetration	more
LinuxDevices: More Android Devices Tipped	more
FBReaderJ - e-book reader for Google Android platform (0.3.2)	more
TotalCross - mobile development platform for PDAs and smartphones (1.1)	more
SlashDot: Openmoko Phone Not Dead After All	more
SlashDot: Linux On Netbooks a Complicated Story	more
ComputerWorld: Ubuntu Accuses Microsoft of Linux NetBook FUD	more
LinuxHaxor: Linux Powered CrunchPad Gets a Facelift	more
LinuxDevices: Will Linux Overtake Windows on NetBooks?	more
SlashDot: Android 1.5 SDK Is Released	more
FBReaderJ - e-book reader for Google Android platform (0.4.0)	more
SlashDot: Linux On Netbooks - a Complicated Story	more
FBReaderJ - e-book reader for Google Android platform (0.4.3)	more
ITweb: Panasonic, NEC Unveil Linux Phones	more
Eee PC: PupEee 4.2 Released	more
LinuxDevices: Atom Handheld has Built-In Printer	more
SlashDot: Cinder Mobile OS Lets Users Send More Power To Slow Apps	more
GAMMU - cell phone manager (formerly MyGnokii2) (1.24.0)	more
Florence is a virtual keyboard for GNOME that appears on screen (0.4.1)	more
Spindown - daemon to spin down idle disks to save energy and lifetime (0.4.0)	more
UrJTAG - communicates over JTAG with flash chips, CPUs, and many more (0.10)	more
pybag - copy files and directories into portable devices (as a flash drive or notebook) and work with them (0.1.1)	more
ArsTechnica: Death of Linux on NetBooks Greatly Exaggerated	more
Wiipresent - use a Nintendo Wiimote as a cheap and reliable wireless presentation device (0.7.2)	more
Dell is Ashamed of its Ubuntu-Powered Laptops	more
pybag - copy files and directories into portable devices (as a flash drive or notebook) and work with them (0.1.2)	more
Babel - distance-vector routing protocol for IPv6 (0.95)	more
Easy Peasy - Linux for NetBooks (1.1)	more
SlashDot: First Android-Based Netbook, Set-Top Box	more
AvantSlash - read Slashdot on WAP, Palm or WinCE devices (3.14)	more
Wi-Fi Planet: The DD-WRT Controversy	more
LinuxDevices: Android-Based PMP to Ship in October	more
LinuxToday: This is Why Lenovo Sucks at Linux	more
APCmag: Intel Wants Laptops to Boot in Two Seconds	more
LinuxDevices: WiFi sharing service gains new Linux routers	more
ObexFS - FUSE-based filesystem to access memory on mobile phones (0.12)	more
MIPS architecture gets Android Port thanks to Embedded Alley	more
System76 Launches Ubuntu 9.04 Netbook	more
HP Launches ProBook with Linux Pre-Installed	more
SlashDot: First Android/ARM Netbook To Cost $250, Maker Says	more
FBReaderJ - e-book reader for Google Android platform (0.4.4)	more
LinuxDevices: ARM/Linux NetBooks Attract Carrier Support	more
LinuxDevices: BlueTooth 3.0 Stack Ships for Moblin and Android	more
LinuxDevices: Samsung's Android Phone to Launch in Germany	more
mumpot - viewing, simple editing, routing of OpenStreetMap data (0.5)	more
LinuxDevices: ARM-Based MIDs Run Android, Report Says	more
LinuxToday: Gnash Developers and Linux Fund Raise Funds for OpenStreetMap Bounty	more
LinuxDevices: T-Mobile Sells a Million Android Phones	more
LinuxDevices: WiFi cards to offer Linux drivers	more
LinuxDevices: Linux development kit supports DPFs and MIDs	more

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