Sun warms to ATCA, Carrier Grade Linux
September 7, 2004Sun Microsystems will support Carrier Grade Linux (CGL) on a forthcoming family of servers that will comply with the ATCA (advanced telecom computing architecture) standard, it says. Sun's adoption of CGL and ATCA affirms that the telecommunications industry is evolving from proprietary systems toward open industry standards. (more…)
Engadget is reporting that Samsung's Linux-based SCH-i519 smartphone is currently available to mobile customers in China. The device is based on an Intel PXA255 clocked at 400MHz, and includes a 240×320 color TFT touchscreen.
i3 has licensed a new Web browser for its latest Linux set-top box (STB) for IPTV (Internet protocol television). The Mood3 will use Espial's Escape browser, which adapts Web and Flash content for TV viewing. The combined solution targets telcos offering IPTV.
DSP Design has released a Linux development kit for its Alchemy-based credit-card-sized SBC (single board computer). The Linux LaunchPad for the Aurora1100 SBC bundles the board pre-installed with Linux, a host environment, tutorials, and sample applications.
The SSV IGW/100 is a small, rugged industrial security gateway designed to protect automation networks from viruses, worms, and unauthorized access. It runs a free, open-source Linux distribution that supports real-time extensions and was designed especially for industrial security applications.
DesktopLinux has published a brief story about a German keyboard company that has partnered with SuSE on a Linux-specific business keyboard with programmable hotkeys. The company has also produced a wireless keyboard/mouse combo powered by a solar panel on the keyboard.
Adlink has released a hardware/software embedded Linux development kit (ELDK) for its line of ETX single board computers (SBCs) based on Via processors. The ELDK includes Linux and uClinux “demo” distributions, drivers, host development tools, and a 600MHz ETX-EV133 board with carrier board and…