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iPhone Linux!
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| The iPhone is certainly known for its elegance and beauty, but around these
| parts it's also known for being closed and proprietary. The Open Source
| community does a little cheer when we hear about jailbreaking the iPhone --
| but soon we'll have even more to party about. Led by planetbeing (a member of
| the iPhone Dev Team), the project has successfully booted the 2.6 Linux
| kernel on one of the little beasties. It's still very much in the early
| stages, but now the forbidden fruit will be able to run Linux under its peel.
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http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/iphone-linux
Multi-Touch Running On Hacked Googlephone
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| How does it work? Luke has patched the Linux kernel of the Android OS to
| tweak the (Synaptics) touchpad driver. As this is a software only
| modification, we assume that the abilities to sense multiple fingers are
| built in to the hardware already.
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http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2009/01/multi-touch-run.html
Sparsh: An open source multi-touch display
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| A group of engineering students in India have come together to create a
| multi-touch display that looks very similar to what Microsoft Surface can do.
| The display is called Sparsh and can be see in action above.
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| There are some key differences to Surface, however. For one, this was created
| by a group of students in just eight weeks. On top of that it is open source
| meaning the technology can be developed and used by anyone suggesting a
| potential competitor to Microsoft Surface is already viable.
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http://www.geek.com/articles/gadgets/sparsh-an-open-source-multi-touch-display-20090126/
Multi-touch appears on G1 Android- proves value of open source
http://jkontherun.com/2009/01/26/multi-touch-appears-on-g1-android-proves-value-of-open-source/
Recent:
Android Diary I
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| Around noon today, I picked up my unlocked Android G1 dev phone, and as of
| now it’s my main phone, plus I’m trying to write an app for it. I suspect
| that my experiences are going to be shared by quite a few people in the
| not-too-distant future, so why not record them?
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http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/200x/2008/12/18/Android-Diary
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