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| HEY GUYZ!! UPDATE YOUR BRAIN WITH LATEST TECHNO TOO!! | RIP Linux "Greenphone"
Trolltech has discontinued its Linux-based "Greenphone" development platform. Touted upon its introduction as the first Linux-based mobile phone with user-modifiable firmware, the device will be superseded by various third-party products, including not only open phones, but also portable media players, navigation devices, and home automation equipment,
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| Linux-ready MILS kernel gains POSIX
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.
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| Microsoft Goes Far Afield to Study Emerging Markets
A nine-person team at Microsoft Research India approaches the technology of emerging markets in unconventional ways. Most often, they rely on a mix of sociology and empirical testing to see whether quirky ideas can make technology useful to those who have heretofore lived without it.
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| IBM Partners with CloudShield for Network Security Blade Server
The BladeCenter PN41 is a new kind of blade server. It is not a generic X64 or Power blade, but rather a device using a specialized processor from Intel and a set of systems software encoded on the blade that allows it to do deep packet inspect and network traffic shaping in an effort to cope with viruses, other kinds of malware, and denial of service attacks on networks.
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