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In Search of Linux
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| I'm in search of Linux--which sounds odd since it seems that I should be able
| to find all the Linux I'd ever want but I want to know about your favorite
| Linux gadget, project, invention, software, innovation or appliance. I want
| to know which ones are most important to you--which ones you're passionate
| about and which ones deserve some attention in this blog. Here's your chance
| to bring a little-known Linux-oriented business or project into the light.
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http://www.daniweb.com/blogs/entry4380.html
Reviewed: Yoggie Open Firewall SOHO
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| Here's a device that started out as a firewall and ended up as a powerful
| embedded development platform. It's based around an ARM CPU and includes an
| SDK to let you develop your own tools.
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http://www.tuxradar.com/content/reviewed-yoggie-open-firewall-soho
How much work can you do on a BlackBerry?
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| And while the wise foresee ARM-based netbooks running some flavor of Linux as
| the long-term solution for business users' portable computing fix, the
| (arguably) foolish among us hunger for even smaller devices. After all,
| today’s smartphones look more and more like computers, with keyboards,
| browsers, storage, pointing devices, and even applications.
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http://techworld.nl/idgns/6411/how-much-work-can-you-do-on-a-blackberrya.html
Recent:
Review: Yoggie Gatekeeper Pro
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| Overall I loved the card. It's really an amazing device and I was highly
| impressed with it's feature set. It also installed and ran first time, every
| time, and did it's job without hickup, burp, or glitch. In fact, you
| couldn't even tell it was in the machine, because it consumed no resources
| and didn't interfere with operations. Ok, it consumed a tiny bit of
| resources with communication and the drivers, but as far as the remaining 99%
| of what it did, all of that was handled by the card itself.
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http://www.raiden.net/?cat=2&aid=524
Hardware Review: Yoggie Open Soho Firewall
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| The Yoggie Open Soho Firewall is a tiny, self contained, take with you
| anywhere firewall powered by a tiny hardened version of Linux that allows you
| to take your firewall with you wherever you go.
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http://www.raiden.net/?cat=2&aid=500
Linux powered Yoggie goes open source
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| Yoggie says it will release the source code to its powerful firewall products
| in a full developer SDK, as well as source code to most of the applications
| on its platform to enable the open source and hobbyist coder community to try
| their own scripts and experiment in real time on their own pocket version of
| a hardware firewall.
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http://www.itwire.com/content/view/21624/1054/
Yoggie Pico
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| Yoggie has a novel take on PC security -- rather than deal with anti-virus
| and parental control software that slows down your computer, just plug in
| this USB gadget. The Pico might look like flash storage, but it's actually a
| tiny Linux computer that polices your system. To really lock things down, you
| can make sure you PC won't get online without the Pico plugged in.
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http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2008/fortune/0801/gallery.ces_preview.fortune/14.html
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