Android Person of the Year nominee: Andy Rubin
Androinica
Andy Rubin, as many of you know, is the brainchild of the Android operating system and makes the list because of it. Mr. Rubin is the VP of Engineering at ...
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Nokia Faces Diminishing Market Share from Operating Speed-Bumps
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Symbian 3, Nokia's enhanced version of mobile operating system ( OS ) due for launch in Q2 of 2010 was delayed by three months. ...
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It's tablet time at CES 2011
ZDNet (blog)
Google's mobile operating system has been a hit on smartphones, but even the most recent version, Android 2.3 or Gingerbread, available on the Nexus S, ...
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NYSE Volume Active Stocks are - RTN, MMM, ANF, APC, UTX
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In November 2010, the Company acquired Trusted Computer Solutions, a company that delivers a portfolio of cross-domain, operating system and network ...
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Windows 8 on ARM: Next Version of Windows
Tech Surf
Google is not running Windows Operating System; they started their own Operating System for Google Products. Now Apple started making their own Operating ...
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These Companies Will Profit from Intel's Demise
Motley Fool
Essentially, consumer versions of Windows, the dominant operating system of this generation, have worked only on x86 processors, the architecture championed ...
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European Stocks Climb for Fourth Week; Paper Makers, ARM, Xstrata Rally
Bloomberg
ARM Holdings Plc surged as Microsoft Corp. is set to unveil a version of its Windows computer operating system that runs on the British company's technology ...
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Android Security Team defend rooting as openness
Geek.com
It should be no surprise that modifying the operating system can give you root access to your phone. Hopefully that's just the beginning of the changes you ...
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OpenBSD Founder Says No FBI 'Backdoor' Found
NewsFactor Network
OpenBSD is known as a secure operating system. A secret FBI backdoor was not found in a review of OpenBSD code, says founder Theo de Raadt. ...
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