Showing posts with label moblin v2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moblin v2. Show all posts
Moblin 2.1 To Support More Pixels, Languages, 3G and Bluetooth
We've seen Moblin 2.1 demoed already and now we're hearing that there'll be a couple other improvements in 2.1 as well. The OS is said to have more hardware support, 3G / Bluetooth support, and support for a higher resolution. Of course, you'll also be getting more languages, Moblin Garage, and Application Installer. Are you excited or are you waiting for Chrome OS?
Tuesday, October 13, 2009 | 0 Comments
Intel Shows Off Moblin 2.1 At IDF, Perfect For Multi-Tasking On Mobile Phones
Like we heard last week, Intel has just shown off Moblin v2 - more specifically Moblin 2.1. The good news here is that this new OS is capable of running on most mobile devices, including phones. Engadget got a chance to look at Moblin 2.1 on an unnamed Compal MID and an Acer netbook. But, they weren't allowed to touch it so that definitely sucks. I guess it was just a preview then.
The Moblin OS will be capable of running on mobile phones and will have social-integration and a "panels-based navigation system" which will allow you to run multiple applications at once. Enjoy two more shots of the new Moblin below.
Moblin 2.1 Announcement: Engadget
Eyes On With Moblin: Engadget
Tuesday, September 22, 2009 | 0 Comments
Netbook Running Moblin v2 Could Be Shown Off At IDF This Month
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According to Intel's Open Source Technology director, Imad Sousou, we could see a netbook running Moblin v2 as early as this month at IDF 2009. We don't know when this is going to be released, but if version 2 is on the way then why not just wait for it.
In related news, Asus will be launching an Eee PC with Moblin next month (October).
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In related news, Asus will be launching an Eee PC with Moblin next month (October).
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Friday, September 18, 2009 | 0 Comments
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