Posts Tagged ‘Finland’
GNOME Mobile: where are we?
01Oct07
I’m introducing the GNOME Mobile initiative next Tuesday in the OpenMind conference (open source / open content \ open innovation - Tampere FI). The program is interesting, so interesting that it is clear that I can’t just go with the basics under the arm.
I’m gathering some ideas to open minds. Throw yours for inclusion if [...]
Tags: Finland, freedom, GNOME, GNU/Linux, Microsoft, mobile, online desktop, PC, technology, ubuntu
Finland and its 5,3M inhabitants keep surprising me, specially on anything relating to mobiles & Linux (both local inventions). This time is an Internet Tablet (aka MID / Multimedia Internet Device) called EB, manufactured by ElektroBit with Intel and Linux inside. Menlow processor, slide-out keyboard, 3,2Mb camera, GPS, Wlan / Bluetooth / Wimax / HSDPA… [...]
Tags: Finland, GNOME, GNU/Linux, Hildon, Intel, Menlow, mobile, Moblin, Nokia, open source, tablet, ubuntu, Wimax
