2 aprile 2009 alle 6.14Warum die Re:publica keinen Internetanschluss hat - Berliner Morgenpost

Warum die Re:publica keinen Internetanschluss hat Berliner Morgenpost Auch wenn man es nicht sieht: Hinter den Kulissen arbeiten die Mitglieder der Berliner Freifunk-Community weiter am Netz für alle. Die Initiative, die bundesweit aktiv ist, ermöglicht offene Internet-Zugänge. Die "Freifunker" stellen ihre ...

1 aprile 2009 alle 19.33Summer of Code slots available for LXDE through Debian

There are still opportunities for people interested in working on LXDE as a summer of code project. We are in touch for example with the Debian project, who offered to give spots to students from the LXDE project for example for a better integration. Also, new student projects are welcome. The summer of code program offers student stipends of 4500,- USD for studying and development work on specific free and open source projects.

Please check it out and apply as soon as possible. Also get in touch with us, so we can support your application.

The Debian program is at:
http://socghop.appspot.com/org/show/google/gsoc2009/debian and http://wiki.debian.org/gsoc and on #debian-soc on irg.debian.org.

The application deadline is approaching soon. It is important to apply before 19:00 UTC April 3rd. Applications can still be adapted and specified with mentors after that date. You might regard your first application as a version 0.1 maybe. So, please, dont be shy. Good luck!

Links:

http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/timeline

1 aprile 2009 alle 13.25New relationships unveiled at CTIA

A little more than a month ago we were unveiling advancements to the OMAP platform at Mobile World Congress, and today, with the opening of CTIA, we have more news that will make it easier for developers to innovate on the OMAP platform, as well as bring a whole new level mobile experience to the user.

Symbian announced the Zoom OMAP34x-II MDP is the first hardware platform to support the open source code for Symbian Platform, specifically the Symbian^3 release. We see this as a means for any one to get up and running on Symbian using the OMAP architecture. Support on Zoom 2 will make it easier to develop applications and spark innovation within the broad community of open-source Symbian developers. Check out what Symbian has to say in their blog. Ready to get started now? You can order your Zoom II today.

Recognizing the need to deliver a PC-like browsing experience, TI and Adobe announced that the OMAP platform is going to support the optimized Abobe Flash Player. What does that mean? Any Flash content that you can access, view and experience on your PC, you will be able to do the same on your mobile device. With all the Flash content available, the experience will be seamless. For all you developers out there - this will be supported on the Zoom 2 as well. What kind of application will you create?