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The OpenMoko Neo Freerunner will make its debut to the general public this week. OpenMoko’s online store will accept orders for the open source powered smartphone beginning July 4th. The Neo comes in both 850Mhz and 900Mhz Tri-band GSM flavors depending on your locale. It sports a 2.8-inch VGA touchscreen, WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0, AGPS, 2.5G [...]

TamsPalm has published an overview of the new developers preview of Ubuntu’s MID Edition with a generous amount of screenshots. In the first two parts of his series author Alexander Gratz covers the included applications and a look at the included web browser.

Motorola announced a Moto VE66 camera-phone that offers WiFi, GPS, a 5-megapixel camera, an MP3 player, and MontaVista Linux. The VE66 is the first Motorola phone to support the MotoDev Studio for WebUI "widget" platform, says Motorola, which also announced a "MotoDev Widget Developer Challenge."

LynuxWorks is shipping version 2.0 of its Linux-compatible separation kernel and hypervisor for high assurance systems. Aimed at multiple independent levels of security (MILS) applications in the aerospace, government, and defense industries, LynxSecure 2.0 offers enhancements including improved multi-processor support and a lightweight POSIX run-time environment, says the company.

Texas Instruments (TI) is accepting orders for a Linux-ready DaVinci multimedia SoC (system-on-chip) targeting digital photo frames, IP network cameras, and low-cost digital video recorders. The Ethernet-equipped TMS320DM357 has a 270MHz ARM9 core, and a DSP core supplied with royalty-free codecs for

My ts7400 is taking pictures.

I'm starting a new hardware design using the Technologic Systems TS-7400 'system on module' single board computer. Why the TS-7400? Fast boot times, I/O, price and support. When I first powered up my 7400, I got a prompt in a couple seconds. Thought it was the bootloader, nope busybox. The 3 boot modes come up really fast, good enough for my projects. There's 2 extremely simple interface 0.1 headers, great for breadboarding. At $130, with low +5V power consumption, its a winner. Technolog...

New Compact Computer released from C Data Solutions. C Data Solutions who developed a complete uclinux SBC in CompactFlash format has released the successor. The new computer call CoCo (Compact Computer) is a direct result of customer feedback. It is still in CompactFlash format (42*37*5mm) but increases performance and features. This allows it to address many new application areas. It is based on the Analog Devices BF533 Blackfin processor. Entry level systems are clocked at 500MHz with...