Interesting Linux News for the Day – May 24, 2011
- Motorola confirms Gingerbread for Droid X, Droid Pro, Droid 2, and Droid 2 Global
- The Architecture of Open Source Applications
- Android tablets won’t take off without any killer apps
(Appolicious)
- eComStation 2.1 Released
- Linus Torvalds Considering End To Linux 2.6 Series
- Ballmer: ‘next generation of Windows systems’ coming next year
- Microsoft’s Ballmer says next-gen Windows systems due in 2012
- Mint 11: The "Un-Unity" Ubuntu desktop Linux
- Square deal turns Apple iPhone into iWallet
- Eee Pad Transformer gets overclocked to 1.4GHz, deemed less than stable
- Apple’s Mac growth in the enterprise against Windows isn’t sustainable
- Apple throws weight behind devs on patent issue
- Sprint HTC EVO 4G now shipping with Gingerbread? (Update: mistakenly posted)
- Red Flag Software, others announce MeeGo-based operating systems
- HTC EVO 3D priced at $200 on contract, free pack-ins cost your dignity
- Red Hat-IBM pact, OVA launch will drive more KVM use in enterprise
- Apple Is Winning On the Business Desktop: Is That Good for Open Source? – OStatic (blog)
- ASUS gets Computex 2011 started early with a tablet teaser, asks us ‘pad or phone?’
- HP thinks the TouchPad will be ‘better than number one,’ if that’s even possible
- HTC Holiday to be a 4.5-inch behemoth with qHD resolution, 1.2GHz dual-core, and AT&T future
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