TuxMobil News Archive 2009/10

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Intel and Microsoft Announce Collaboration to Provide Great Experiences for Atom (and Moblin)	more
Lucidor - program for reading and handling e-books (0.8)	more
Barry - synchronization, backup, restore, and program management for BlackBerry (0.16)	more
Xournal - notetaking, sketching, and keeping a journal on Tablet PCs (0.4.5)	more
SlashDot: Netgear WNR3500L Open Source Router Announced	more
SlashDot: Android Application Development	more
SlashDot: Harald Welte Calls Out Netgear's Open Source Sham	more
LinuxForDevices: Mobile hotspot gains full Linux SDK	more
OpenGTS - full-featured GPS tracking system (2.1.6)	more
SyncMate - synchronizes data between a Mac and other mobile devices (2.4)	more
LinuxDevices: Dell's Android Phone Confirmed	more
LinuxDevices: Open Source Phone Firm Regroups Around WikiPedia eBook Gadget	more
GPX Viewer - visualizes a GPX file (0.1.3)	more
FBReaderJ - e-book reader for Google Android platform (0.5.27)	more
FBReader - e-book reader for Linux PDAs and desktop computers (0.11.1)	more
lauch2net - launcher for EDGE, 3G UMTS, HSDPA, HSUPA modems (PC Card, ExpressCard, USB)	more
SlashDot: Acer Launching Dual Android/Windows 7 Netbook	more
LinuxDevices: QT Port to MAEMO Targets Nokia N900	more
LinuxDevices: First Atom-Powered Android NetBook Debuts	more
LinuxDevices: Android Phone Taps SnapDragon SoC	more
FBReader - e-book reader for Linux PDAs and desktop computers (0.11.2)	more
Plasma widgets on Maemo5	more
Zarafa - share Outlook, email, calendars via Outlook, with your PocketPC (6.30.3)	more
Remuco - remotely control music player software with Bluetooth enabled mobile devices (0.9.2)	more
LinuxDevices: Is Google Prepping its Own Android Phone?	more
SlashDot: Symbian Microkernel Finally Goes Open Source	more
gpx2map - reads a GPS track in GPX format and writes out a Google or Yahoo! Map Mash-up (Rev. 340)	more
LinuxDevices: Book Retailer Spins Android e-Reader	more
LinuxDevices: Dell Android MID Makes Web Appearance	more
SlashDot: HTC Finally Releases Hero Source Code	more
SlashDot: Comparing the Freedoms Offered By Maemo and Android	more
TheRegister: Dell refunds PC user for rejecting Windows	more
SlashDot: Anonymous Browsing On Android Phones Using Tor	more
LinuxDevices: Android e-Reader Boasts Dual Displays	more
MapSlipper - generates binary-tree map tiles from a BSB raster chart or from large scanned images (0.1)	more
LinuxDevices: Mot, Verizon Announce Android Phone	more
Reuters: New Qualcomm Subsidiary to Focus on Mobile Open Source Development	more
SlashDot: Android 2.0 SDK Released, Google Maps Navigation Announced	more
PaderSyncSSH - SSH client for mobile devices (1.0.0)	more
Zarafa - share Outlook, email, calendars via Outlook, with your PocketPC (6.30.4)	more

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