RIM to license BlackBerry OS? Analysts think not
FierceWireless
So there's a 90 percent probability of RIM licensing its OS? "I don't think anyone is going to buy into the BlackBerry operating system," said Eddie Hold, vice president of the Connected Intelligence division at NPD Group. ...
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A123 Systems Names Edward Kopkowski Chief Operating Officer
MarketWatch (press release)
At Dana, Kopkowski managed operations and let the implementation of the Dana Operating System across four operating units, which accounted for $6.1 billion in annual revenue and encompassed nearly 100 major facilities in 26 countries. ...
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OS battles troubles Sony Ericsson, Instagram
Android Apps Appolicious
The competition is heating up for mobile operating systems and manufacturers alike. Android had the mobile market on lockdown for the better part of 2011, but the iPhone 4S launch helped Apple make a surprise comeback towards the end of the year. ...
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Windows 8 Tablets: Making the OS Matter
PC Magazine
On the other hand, the evidence so far is that—custom in-house apps in vertical markets like healthcare and insurance claim adjusting aside—an operating system isn't that important in the tablet space, because most people who use tablets tend to use ...
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VMWare, Microsoft Cloud Operating System Hype Premature
Seeking Alpha
If Infrastructure as a Service was the cloud buzzword of 2010, and Platform as a Service was the cloud buzzword of 2011, cloud operating system will be the big cloud buzzword of 2012. Microsoft (MSFT) and VMWare (VMW) are both out with their own cloud ...
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Apple iPhone 4S grabs back ground lost to Android
Register
The only other operating system to warrant tallying, RIM's BlackBerry OS, saw its share continue to wane during the final quarter of 2011, falling from 7.7 per cent to 4.5 per cent. Alas for RIM, nothing on the immediate BlackBerry product roadmap - if ...
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CloudLinux Announces Support for Atomia
WebHosting.Info
CloudLinux Inc., a software company dedicated to serving the needs of hosting service providers, yesterday announced that CloudLinux OS is now fully compatible with the Atomia software automation platform. According to the company, CloudLinux cages ...
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How 'Post-PC' could be good for Linux
ZDNet (blog)
It's gambling that because there's a market for iPads that there's a market for touch-based Windows devices, and it's working to turn the desktop operating system that people currently drive with a keyboard and mouse into one that people will drive ...
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