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Put the World in Your Pocket with Marble

By Stuart Jarvis | Apr 30, 2011
KDE's Marble breaks free of the desktop—and it knows where it's going. more>>
Python for Android

Python for Android

By Paul Barry | Apr 30, 2011
Think Java's the only game in town when it comes to programming Android apps? Think again. more>>

Is Your Personal Area Network Giving You the BlueZ?

By Chuck Elliot | Apr 30, 2011
Bluetooth is a complex beast, and recent changes to the standard Linux implementation have bamboozled many users. Untangle your personal area network with this revealing article on setting up the Bluetooth PAN Profile in BlueZ v.4. more>>
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Augmented Reality with HTML5

By Rick Rogers | Apr 30, 2011
How far can HTML5 go when writing mobile applications? more>>
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Run with MeeGo

By Ibrahim Haddad | Apr 30, 2011
What's new in 1.1? more>>

WebOS 2.1 - Give It a Spin with Emulation Through the WebOS SDK!

By Ross Larson | Apr 13, 2011
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It seems like only yesterday that Palm announced its brand new Linux-based WebOS and Palm Pre, ready to shake up the world with awesomeness and Linux in a little package. more>>

Controlling Your Linux System with a Smartphone

By Jamie Popkin | Jan 01, 2011
Using simple Web technologies, you can turn your smartphone into a multipurpose device to control your computers. more>>

Finding Your Phone, the Linux Way

By Daniel Bartholomew | Jan 01, 2011
If you have a Nokia N900, you can set it up so that it helps you find it the next time you lose it. The methods shown here, with modifications, can be used on other Linux phones as well. more>>

Introduction to the MeeGo Software Platform

By Ibrahim Haddad | Dec 01, 2010
Distros come and go, and sometimes they combine with others to form new distros. Take Intel's Moblin and combine it with Nokia's Maemo, and you get MeeGo. more>>
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EOF - 3G Hell

By Doc Searls | Dec 01, 2010
The Internet may be world-wide and free, but 3G is neither. Can we fix that? more>>
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Android: Too Much of a Good Thing?

By Shawn Powers | Nov 25, 2010

Android is everywhere. Really. It runs phones, tablets, and recently, I even saw it running on an iPhone. Just a few years ago, that would have thrilled me to no end. Truthfully, it still does, but I'm more skeptical now. See, two years ago, Linux was everywhere on Netbooks. I thought it was a big break—Linux finally hit the mainstream. more>>

2010 Readers' Choice Awards

Readers' Choice Awards 2010

By James Gray | Oct 29, 2010

The votes are in! Read on to find out how your favorites fared in this year's awards. more>>

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