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SlashDot: Silent, Easily Made Android Rootkit Released At DefCon.

SlashDot: An iPhone App Store That Apple Doesn't Control.

Heise-News: Vodafone open sources Wayfinder navigation software.

Pilot-QOF is an application interface between pilot-link and QOF (Query Object Framework).

BikeRoute is an Android application providing GPS-based route planning and cycle parking location worldwide.

Heise News: GENIVI chooses MeeGo for in-car infotainment systems.

SlashDot: India's $35 Tablet Computer.

SlashDot: Dell Drops Ubuntu PCs From Its Website.

Heise News: Jolicloud 1.0 netbook OS starts roll out.

SlashDot: Open Source GSM Cracking Software Released.

Softgun emulates an ARM9 Microcontroller with MMU, many peripherals from the Netsilicon NS9750, a PCI bus, network controllers, flash, and CAN-Bus.

Harald Scan is a Bluetooth discovery scanner.

The Funambol SOGo Connector allows any SyncML enabled devices (mobile phones, PIM devices, etc.) to fully synchronize contacts, events, and tasks with SOGo.

AudioBookBinder is a simple command line utility that converts a collection of audio files to m4b format (iTunes/iPod audiobook format).

hamsterdb is an embedded database engine written in ANSI-C.

http://free-electrons.com/blog/elc-2009-videos/

I switched from loyal debian user to ubuntu after the tremendous success with my HTPC. I'm re-tooling my scripts to use jaunty, ubuntu 9.04. Here are the instructions to create a minimal bootable drive.

An embedded Linux training and consulting firm in the South of France has published some 360 pages of free training presentations on embedded Linux topics. The Free Electrons presentations cover topics including Linux changes since 2.6.10, power management, device driver development, and porting Linux to ARM platforms, says the company. Free Electrons has always released its training materials under a Creative Commons documentation license. The company also routinely posts extensive video tr...

Last week I bought a T-Mobile G1, HTC hardware running Google's Android for a customer project. Its quite a phone with direct application to control embedded devices either through Wifi, cell GSM/3G or bluetooth (bt not ready for prime yet). I've also read two books. The Busy Coder's Guide to Android Development Mark Murphy http://commonsware.com/Android/index.html Professional Android Application Development Reto Meier http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0470344717,descCd-ta...

My ts7400 is taking pictures.