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[News] Linux Mixes with Telephony on Charity Killer's Linux Platform

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Telephony stack ports to Moblin, Moorestown

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| Open-Plug is working to integrate its Linux feature-phone telephony stack 
| with the Intel-sponsored Moblin stack for mobile Internet devices (MIDs) 
| running on Intel's "Moorestown" processor. Open-Plug's ELIPS Linux Telephony 
| Stack will voice-enable Moblin- and Moorestown-based MIDs when they ship next 
| year, says the French software vendor.    
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http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS2802683891.html

Open-Plug Announces Telephony Capabilities for Intel "Moorestown"-Based Mobile
Internet Devices

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| Open-Plug, the specialist in software development environments for portable 
| devices, today announced that it is working with Intel to integrate its ELIPS 
| Linux Telephony Stack to the Moblin Linux software stack for Mobile Internet 
| Devices (MIDs) based on Intel's next generation "Moorestown" platform.   
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http://news.prnewswire.com/DisplayReleaseContent.aspx?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/02-27-2009/0004979871&EDATE=


Recent:

First look at Moblin V2 Core Alpha

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| There has been lots of fanfare around netbooks since this new market exploded
| onto the scene little more than a year ago. Starting with the ASUS Eee PC,
| other manufacturers soon followed suit to the point where most major
| computing brands now have a netbook of some description. This major growth
| has not been limited just to the hardware realm however, software too has
| come along for a slice of the pie. Last year saw many new distributions
| targeting these little machines, most being based off larger mainstream
| distributions. Intel, who helped boost this market with the release of their
| low-powered Atom processor, has also been busy in the software arena,
| sponsoring the Moblin project - a Linux-based platform aimed squarely at
| netbooks running its hardware.
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http://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=20090209#feature


Moblin2 first impressions -- wow, does it boot fast!

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| A lot of notebooks and even netbooks these days run Windows, but also offer a
| minimalist Linux environment that boots in seconds. Now, with the
| Intel-sponsored Moblin project's alpha release of Moblin 2 Monday, it looks
| like insanely fast boots will become a standard feature of full-featured
| Linux desktops, too.
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http://www.desktoplinux.com/news/NS8942465787.html?kc=rss


Otellini: 'MID revolution will be centred round Linux'

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| Intel CEO says Microsoft's insistence on pushing Vista will hand market to
| open source rival
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| Intel's CEO has said that he sees the revolution that is about to happen
| around mobile internet devices (MID) such as the Eee PC and other Atom-based
| sub-notebooks will be "centred round Linux", in an interview with Associated
| Press.
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http://www.pcretailmag.com/news/29939/Otellini-MID-revolution-will-be-centred-round-Linux


Moblin v2 Alpha Linux for netbooks released

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| Moblin v2 Core Alpha has been released. Moblin is a custom Linux Operating
| System optimized for netbooks & mobile internet devices (MIDs).
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http://eeepc.itrunsonlinux.com/the-news/1-latest-news/265-moblin-v2-alpha-linux-for-netbooks-released


Moblin 2.0 alpha posted -- and targets netbooks

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| The Intel-sponsored Moblin Project has released an alpha version of its
| second-generation "Moblin V2" Linux-based toolkit for mobile devices -- and
| it targets netbooks initially, rather than mobile Internet devices (MIDs).
| The Moblin V2 Core Alpha for Netbooks is available for testing now, says
| Moblin.org.
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http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS2184863928.html?kc=rss
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