Samsung will merge bada OS into the Tizen project
The Verge
By Vlad Savov on January 14, 2012 01:26 pm 0Comments In an interview at CES 2012 this week, Samsung's Tae-Jin Kang has revealed his company's intention to fold bada OS into the Intel-backed Tizen open source OS project. Bada is, or was, ...
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RIM BlackBerry OS 7.1 Previewed
TechWeb
Research In Motion demonstrated the newest upgrade to its BlackBerry Operating System at CES this week. Key features include: BlackBerry Tag using NFC, a mobile hotspot feature and WiFi calling.
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For a Free Linux Alternative, Try FreeBSD 9.0
PCWorld
Say the words “free and open source operating system,” and Linux is probably what springs to most people's minds. What many don't even realize, however, is that there's another free and open source operating system out there that's also based on Unix ...
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System Restore Aids Ailing PCs
Lincoln County Record
The majority of home computing is performed on PCs running a Windows operating system. One of the most helpful recent tools provided within this software suite is System Restore. System Restore takes a snapshot of several system settings, ...
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Microsoft (Illegally?) Demanding ARM OEMs to Block Linux on Windows 8 Hardware
PhoneNews.com
The change essentially will prohibit ARM devices, including PCs, from running operating systems other than Windows 8 after they ship to customers. Specifically, Microsoft recently amended its requirements for ARM Windows 8 System Builders. ...
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Android is coming to everything ... everywhere
ZDNet (blog)
By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes | January 14, 2012, 4:50am PST We spend a lot of time talking about operating system market share and usage share, but could Android explode to the point where it make such data irrelevant? When we talk about Android ...
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MobileCrunch: Microsoft Strikes Another Patent Deal With An Android, Chrome OS ...
NewsFactor Network
This marks the 11th deal with a device manufacturer leveraging Google's operating system software; other major agreements were struck with the likes of HTC, Samsung and Acer, among others. Now that the LG deal is done, Microsoft says more than 70 ...
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HTC Titan 4G Windows Phone 7.5 Mango Features Earn 4.9 out of 5 Stars With Users
Mobile bloom News
At 4.7 inches, the HTC Titan owns the largest smartphone display to offer a Windows operating system, Windows Phone 7.5 Mango. Launched November 20, 2011, the Titan benefits from the many improvements Microsoft has made to the mobile Windows operating ...
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