Kindle Fire Operating System - Underneath the Hood of the New Tablet
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With many tablets like the Samsung Galaxy Tab and Motorola Xoom moving to or currently using a flavor of the Android operating system, the Kindle Fire is moving in a slightly different direction. The Kindle Fire operating system is a fairly large-scale ...
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Universal Imaging Utility (UIU) Version 4.7 from Big Bang LLC now Supports ...
MarketWatch (press release)
The Universal Imaging Utility version 4.7 currently supports Microsoft Windows Operating Systems XP, Vista, and Windows 7 (32 and 64-bit). The addition of Windows Thin PC (WinTPC) and Microsoft Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs (WinFLP) support ...
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Windows XP usage dips but still tops OS
CNET (blog)
by Lance Whitney November 1, 2011 6:51 AM PDT Follow @lancewhit Windows XP continues to shed market share but still won't give up its crown as the most used operating system. Eyeing the OS market in October, Net Applications pegged the total share for ...
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iOS market share balloons in October, Android climbs to No. 2 mobile OS
BGR
Propelled by the popularity of its iPad tablet and the successful launch of the latest iPhone, Apple's share of the mobile operating system market jumped significantly in October. Apple's iOS saw just 1.6% growth between August and September of this ...
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Apple May Bring iMessage, AirPlay Mirroring to OS X
NBC Bay Area (blog)
Apple's iOS mobile operating system gets more robust and full-featured with every update. And with Apple focusing on it so much, we're actually to the point where features are debuted on iOS and poor OS X has to wait for them to make the transition ...
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Windows 8 will be huge for Microsoft and PC industry, Acer CEO says
BGR
Microsoft's upcoming next-generation operating system will be the driving force behind the company's triumphant “re-rise” according to Acer chairman and CEO, JT Wang. While Microsoft maintained a 91.86% share of the global operating system market in ...
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Windows 8 Upgrade Planning Begins
InformationWeek
Beyond features specific to Windows 8, much of the interest around the operating system is that Microsoft will, once and for all, end support for Windows XP in 2014. Some 36% of the survey takers said that was the main reason behind their plans to ...
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