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  • ClarionMiND: mobile internet navigation device

    The company announced the Clarion device ClarionMiND, which, according to the manufacturer, is a new type - a mobile internet navigation device (Mobile Internet Navigation Device, MiND). In fact, this hybrid browser, and MID, it is based on the Intel Atom processor and operating system Linux . According to the Clarion News provides a full functionality of GPS-navigator, and expanded opportunities for web-surfing. For example, a user can gain access to such services as Google Maps, YouTube and MySpace. All device management by using the touch screen. ClarionMiND as standard will be on sale in the U.S. and Canada in early November this year, while in Europe - at the end of January 2009. Recommended value of the device is 649.99 dollars or euros. In addition, in spring 2009 will be released premium version ClarionMiND with support for 3G-networks. Characteristics ClarionMiND: • The operating system Linux OS 2.6.22 • Processor Intel Atom (800 MHz) • 4,8-inch display with a resolution 800h480 points • 512 Mb DRAM • 4-GB SSD-drive • Wi-Fi 802.11 b / g, Bluetooth 2.0 EDR DUN (Dial-up Network Profile) • GPS-receiver based on SiRFstarIII • Lithium-ion battery (standard battery - 2 hours offline, high-capacity battery - 4 hours) • Built-in amplifier and dynamics • 3,5-jack for headphones • Support for audio formats, video and images - RealAudio, Real Video, MP3, Windows Media 9, AAC, HE-AAC, Ogg, H.264, H.263, MPEG4, VC-1, JPEG and BMP • Mozilla Firefox • 2 USB-port • microSD-slot

  • Moblin to be major Linux player in MID market

    The Mobile Internet Device (MID) market is shaping up as a very promising greenfield opportunity for mobile operating system vendors to find new outlets for their products. Linux will be an important part of this market from the start and will be championed by solutions such as Moblin and Maemo. ABI Research expects that by 2013, 86 million Linux-enabled MID products will ship per annum, with Moblin taking 42% of the market. According to vice president Stuart Carlaw, "Although custom-designed solutions such as Moblin and Maemo will take large shares in the MID market, there will also be opportunities for LiMo as well as PC-based Linux OSs." Carlaw added that, "The essential message here is that there is room for multiple success stories. One of the chief reasons for the projected growth of Moblin is that the tight alignment between hardware and software will be an incredibly important factor in this market. Moblin's market share will be tightly aligned to the share of the market that Intel's Atom solution gains." However, when it comes to MIDs, Linux will not be the only game in town but will face stiff competition from Windows, in the form of Vista, XP and also CE-based solutions.

  • New Wave of Innovative LiMo Handsets Feature Unique Mobile Experiences and Services

    Motorola, NEC and Panasonic Mobile Communications Models Bring Total of LiMo Handsets Available Today to 21 LONDON, England, TOKYO, Japan, August 4, 2008—LiMo Foundation™, the global consortium of mobile leaders delivering an open handset platform for the whole mobile industry, unveiled today another wave of handsets using the LiMo Platform™. The seven new devices from Motorola , NEC and Panasonic Mobile Communications offer consumers around the globe a host of applications and services that enhance the mobile experience. “The combination of LiMo’s transparent governance model, balanced development model and extensive mobile industry heritage sets it apart and has garnered strong industry support and engagement,” said Morgan Gillis, executive director of LiMo Foundation. “This next wave of LiMo handsets points to the innovation that will flow as the industry coalesces on the LiMo Platform.” The commercially shipping LiMo handsets being announced today are: MOTOZINE™ ZN5 from Motorola; FOMA N906i, FOMA N906iμ, FOMA N906iL and FOMA N706i from NEC and FOMA P906i and FOMA P706iμ from Panasonic Mobile Communications. There are now 21 mobile handset models available using the LiMo Platform, the industry’s first collaboratively developed, Linux-based operating system for mobile devices. The new Motorola model—the company’s seventh LiMo handset— combines a high-quality phone and camera experience. The models from NEC and Panasonic Mobile Communications—which give the companies eight and six LiMo handsets, respectively—are available in Japan. Several of the latest LiMo handsets include advanced enabling features that herald the forthcoming Mobile 2.0 experience for global consumers. These include international 3G/High-Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) roaming capabilities, Global Positioning System (GPS), mobile TV and advanced video streaming, secure payment and advanced mail functionalities—all presented through higher-resolution displays and intuitive user interfaces. More details on the new LiMo devices can be found through the Handsets section of www.limofoundation.org. “LiMo was founded on the notion that fragmentation of the mobile industry among dozens of proprietary, closed operating systems was inhibiting innovation,” said Kiyohito Nagata of NTT DOCOMO, chairperson of LiMo Foundation. “With such a variety of industry players cost-effectively adopting the LiMo Platform for non-differentiating handset middleware, more development resources are being devoted to enhancing the consumer experience. This new wave of LiMo handsets serves as proof.” Launched in January 2007 by six mobile industry leaders, LiMo was formed to deliver an open and globally consistent software platform based upon Mobile Linux for use by the whole industry to catalyze next-generation mobile consumer experiences. LiMo Foundation is open to all vendors and service providers in the mobile communications marketplace, including device manufacturers, operators, chipset manufacturers, integrators and independent software vendors. LiMo’s 52 members work collectively to build a rich ecosystem and have the ability to influence the evolution of the LiMo Platform, leaving them free to provide compelling and differentiated services to customers. About LiMo Foundation LiMo Foundation is a dedicated consortium of mobile industry leaders working together within an open and transparent governance model—with shared leadership and shared decision making—to deliver an open and globally...

  • LiMo Foundation™ Membership Now Exceeds 50 Companies

    LiMo’s Unique Combination of Openness and IP Protection Resonates Throughout the Expanding Mobile Ecosystem LONDON, England, TOKYO, Japan, August 4, 2008—LiMo Foundation™, the global consortium of mobile leaders delivering an open handset platform for the whole mobile industry, announced today 11 new member companies. The addition of Cellon, Esmertec, Freescale Semiconductor, Longcheer Holdings, MIZI Research, Movial Corporation, PacketVideo Corporation (PV), SK Innoace, Telecom Italia, VirtualLogix™ Inc. and ZTE Corporation advances LiMo’s membership to more than 50 leaders from across the value system and provides further evidence that LiMo’s contributor-led governance model can uniquely rationalize the increasing complexity and sophistication of the mobile ecosystem. “LiMo’s consensual governance model and balanced collaborative development methodology have set it apart from other platform initiatives and continue to garner wide industry support,” said Morgan Gillis, executive director of LiMo Foundation. “These 11 new members will join the development of a consistent and competitive global handset OS (operating system), within which the collaborative benefits of shared cost and innovation are realized and upon which diverse, commercially driven differentiation freely thrives.” The new membership intake further extends LiMo’s reach in multiple dimensions: regionally, technologically and within the industry value system. Some of the new LiMo members previously participated in the Linux Phone Standards (LiPS) Forum, which announced in June 2008 that it would fold activities into LiMo in order to accelerate the emergence of common mobile Linux specifications and implementations and to bolster the emerging mobile Linux developer community creating new mobile applications, services and end-user experiences. “LiMo greatly appreciates the commitment to openness and collaboration taken by all of our new members. Today’s announcement includes several former LiPS Forum participants that have chosen to redirect their resources into LiMo in order to drive unification of the mobile ecosystem,” said Kiyohito Nagata of NTT DOCOMO, chairperson of LiMo Foundation. “LiMo’s broad industry engagement demonstrates the fact that LiMo offers an open, transparent and equitable opportunity for established industry players and newcomers alike to shape and drive innovation within the LiMo Platform.” Six mobile industry leaders launched LiMo Foundation in January 2007 in order to deliver an open and globally consistent, Mobile Linux-based software platform for use by the entire mobile industry. Due largely to an industry-leading approach to open consensual governance, sophisticated IP stewardship and the effective management of platform fragmentation, LiMo has rapidly gained momentum across the mobile communications marketplace. Vendors and service providers have successfully joined LiMo in a spirit of collaboration without sacrificing their own business opportunities to provide compelling and differentiated services to their customers. So far, 21 mobile handset models have been brought to market utilizing LiMo Platform technology. About LiMo Foundation LiMo Foundation is a dedicated consortium of mobile industry leaders working together within an open and transparent governance model—with shared leadership and shared decision making—to deliver an open and globally consistent handset software platform based upon Mobile Linux for use by the whole mobile industry...

  • GET YOUR FREE W.E. SMART PHONE

    Qualify for a FREE W.E. Phone (OPENMOKO FREE RUNNER) Final Production by referring 25 people to register for the Premier Edition of Google Apps or 100 people to sign up for FREE Google Apps through the Koolu web site. Koolu's Unique sign up process for Google Apps only takes 3 minutes and requires no purchase, registration or verifying of a domain (web site). The W.E. Phone allows you the freedom to use the cellular carrier of your choice for both phone and data as well as the option of accessing the Internet from WiFi networks, which will also enable you to place phone calls using VoIP services such as Skype**. The W.E. Phone is a combination mini tablet, touch screen computer and WiFi/Cellular phone. This amazing device has GSM, GPS, Bluetooth, and USB with the power of Google Apps software to give you a PC in your pocket. Google Apps allows you to access your e-mail, calender and documents on the W.E. Phone or any desktop without having to sync your data or upgrade software with free storage. Hear what people are saying about Google Apps. CLICK HERE TO BUY W.E. PHONE . 100 units in stock with 500 more coming soon. Software Developers and applications WANTED! * Openmoko Freerunner with 25 free Google Apps sign ups or 7 Premier Google Apps sign-ups or combination thereof through the Koolu Referral Program. Register for the Referral Program. **Skype is currently unavailable for the W.E. Phone. Koolu will offer a Skype-like VoIP service through its partners when available. *While this offer is available all over the world where allowed by law, the recipient is responsible for legality in their local environment and for paying shipping and duty on the phone from Koolu's headquarters in Toronto, Canada. $4.00 per Free Google Apps version and $16.00 per Premium Edition will be credited up to the value of $400.00 for one phone. All registrations for Google Apps must be verified by Google by having successfully completed the following six (6) steps: (i) Clicked on the Apps Invitation Module;(ii) Affirmatively agreed to the then-current Google Apps terms; (iii)created a valid administrator account for Google Apps; (iv) be approved by Google; (v) have not previously signed up for Google Apps in connection with the same domain or sub-domain name; (vi) received written confirmation from Google of customer's completion of the technical and implementation requirements provided by Google. For free Google Apps signups there is a 6 week waiting period to confirm they are active accounts. The Premier Google Apps sign ups require no waiting period. Shipping and Skype phone services as well as new applications may also be earned by Google Apps referrals through Koolu. Phones for software developers are available now with OpenMoko software on them. The consumer W.E. Phone will ship once the software is available, which is expected in the fall of 2008. Google Gears for Google Apps provides off-line access to your documents and e-mail without the need to be connected to the Internet. http://www.koolu.com/

  • Openmoko Declares Independence for the Mobile Phone: Neo FreeRunner to Hit the Market July 4

    Openmoko committed to freedom for open mobile innovation TAIPEI, TAIWAN - Openmoko, developer of the first open mobile computing platform today announced that on Friday, July 4, it will open the online store for purchase of the Openmoko Neo FreeRunner, a mobile device that the company says will help to enable ubiquitous computing for the 21st century. Shipping to customers will commence on July 7, 2008. The Openmoko Neo FreeRunner utilizes GNU/Linux and comes with core software for dialing, SMS and recording contacts. Openmoko will supplement these features with periodic downloads beginning with a software suite that takes full advantage of the phone's hardware platform. The new software, debuting at Linux world in August, will provide exciting new location based applications. Two versions of the phone will be available: 850MHz or 900 MHz Tri-band GSM to match frequencies in different countries. Black, oval-shaped and weighing 6.5 ounces, the Openmoko Neo FreeRunner features a 2.8" 480 x 640 VGA touchscreen, Wi-Fi (802.1 1b/g), AGPS, GPRS 2.5G, Bluetooth 2.0, two 3-axis motion sensors and comes with 128MB WSDRAM and 256MB NAND Flash. Open Mobile Free Openmoko frees developers from constraints of closed mobile architectures so they can apply the power of mobility and a flexible development platform to create mobile applications for specialized markets. Using the Openmoko mobile platform, the Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) community and developers can create unique versions of the FreeRunner phone, modifying the way the phone operates and even the way it looks. CAD files publicly available under a Creative Commons license make it easy for industrial designers to change the appearance of the Openmoko Neo FreeRunner and select alternate materials and finishes to tailor the phone's look and feel. Distributors in the EU have already received shipments of the Openmoko Neo FreeRunner. Openmoko will be at LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in San Francisco, August 5-7, 2008 in booth 1625 and in the Linux Garage Pavilion booth 1234 in the Moscone Center North Hall. Pricing and availability The Openmoko Neo FreeRunner has a suggested retail price of $399. Openmoko will sell the phone directly from it its webshop www.Openmoko.com and via distributors in the EU, India and North America. About Openmoko Openmoko is the commercial and community driven effort with a mission to create open mobile products that empower developers and consumers to personalize...

  • Chinese phone designs run Linux

    Shenzhen, China-based smartphone design company Tranzda Technologies is marketing five phone designs that use its NewPlus Linux phone application stack. All five Tranzda designs include GPS, along with optional features that include WiFi, cameras, and biometric fingerprint authentication. Tranzda's TFX320, TGP369, TFX326, TGP802 designs Tranzda's phone models include: TGP-369 -- Based on an ARM9-based Samsung S3C2440 clocked at 300-400MHz, with 64MB SDRAM and 64MB flash memory. The phone supports CDMA 2000 1X (450/800/1900MHz) transmission, as well as SMS, Color E SMS, and Cai E formats, says Tranzda. The phone has a 2.8-inch, 240 x 320 QVGA TFT LCD touchscreen, as well as a MiniSD Card slot and a USB port. Major features include WiFi, GPS, and a 1.3Mpixel camera. Multimedia support includes WMA, MP3, MIDI, AMR, AAC, and MMF audio playback, and MPEG-1, MPEG-4, DIVX, XVID, and H.23 video. The phone weighs 5.3 ounces (150 grams) and is powered by a 3.7 Volt rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery. TFX-326 -- Identical to the TGP-369 except that instead of CDMA, it supports EDGE/Quad-Band GSM (850/900/1800/1900 MHz). It also offers a RFID (radio frequency ID) expansion option. TGP-802 -- Identical to the TGP-369, but supports GSM/GPRS Tri-Band (900/1800/1900 MHz), and like the TFX-326 supports a RFID option. More notably, it offers biometric fingerprinting, says Tranzda. Tranza TFX-320 -- Supports EDGE/Quad-Band GSM like the TFX-326, but instead of using the Samsung processor, it is based on an "AV115" processor. Possibly a multi-chip module (MCM), the AV115 is said to combine ARM9 and ARM7 cores with a DSP (digital signal processor). No RFID option Additionally, GPS module maker Antenova Ltd., of Cambridge, England, reports that Tranzda used its RadioNova M10214 GPS subsystem in a fifth design. Tranzda has not yet shared details about the "T818" design on its website, but Antenova describes it as a tri-band EDGE model that offers GPS, Bluetooth connectivity, and multimedia functions in a half-inch (13mm) thick device. It is also said to run the NewPlus stack. Tranzda's phone designs support its TDA Mobile Linux distribution and NewPlus Mobile Linux stack. Tranzda appears to supply its designs with a development kit, and the NewPlus stack. Tranzda NewPlus architecture The NewPlus stack is said to resemble Trolltech's Qt framework or Microsoft's Foundation Class libraries. It appears to include a modular set of applications including...

  • PURPLE LABS OPENS KOREAN OFFICE

    Mobile Linux software vendor increases investment in Asia Chambéry, France – Purple Labs, the leading supplier of Linux for mass-market 3G phones, announced today its further expansion into Asia with the opening of a new sales and support office in Seoul, Korea. “With both Samsung and LGE participating in the LiMo Foundation, there are now clear market opportunities in Korea for our mobile Linux solutions,” said Gordon Tsang, Purple Labs senior vice president for Asia. “Our investment in a Korean team directly reflects our commitment to serving these important customers.” Aiming to create a rich mobile ecosystem based on Linux, the LiMo Foundation now has a global roster of members including Samsung, LGE, and Korean network operators KTF and SK Telecom. Earlier this year, Purple Labs became the first LiMo member providing LiMo compliant software for mass-market phones. Grant Jang has now joined Purple Labs to head up the Korea office, reporting to Tsang. Prior to joining the company, Jang led the Korean office at Openwave Systems, and earlier worked at Giga Telecom and Hyundai Electronics. Details of the new office location can be found at www.purplelabs.com. About Purple Labs Purple Labs is the only independent software vendor with a complete Linux solution for mass-market 3G phones. The Purple Labs Linux Suite enables phone manufacturers to replace their legacy operating systems with a flexible and scalable Linux platform, accelerating development of feature-rich 3G phones while reducing investment. The company also now offers Purple Magic, the world’s first sub-$100 3G Linux mobile handset, serving as a reference product for ODMs and OEMs creating 3G feature phones for emerging markets. Purple Labs has offices in France, UK, China and Korea. For more information, visit www.purplelabs.com.

  • TDS Nomad

    TDS Nomad -- Everything you wanted in an outdoor rugged handheld computer -- built in. The TDS NomadTM packs even more functionality into the most powerful and full-featured rugged handheld computer available. Start with an 806 MHz processor, 1 GB of Flash storage, a long-life battery and integrated wireless capabilityes like GPS, 802.11g, and Bluetooth. Then select an optional integrated laser bar code scanner and color digital camera. The Nomad also features a high-resolution, sunlight-visible VGA display that shows graphics and maps in crisp detail. Watch the YouTube reviews: A Trusted Reviews Stress Test Trimble Nomad Computer Goes Diving Standard Hardware Features: Windows Mobile 6 or Linux 2.6.21 Marvell 806 MHz XScale processor 128 MB DDR SDRAM 512 MB to 1 GB nonvolatile Flash storage Full VGA display, sunlight-readable color TFT Touchscreen Rugged submersible design Integrated speaker and microphone Integrated Bluetooth 2.0 CompactFlash (CF) Type II slot Secure Digital (SD) slot;/span> Notification LEDs USB host and client Audio Jack 15 hour battery life with active use Keypad backlighting for night use 12-month limited warranty Optional Hardware Features: Integrated 802.11 b/g wireless Integrated GPS (SiRFStar III, WAAS Capable) 9-pin RS-232 serial connector PDA or numeric keypad Integrated laser 1D bar code scanner Integrated digital camera (color, 2 megapixel resolution)

  • SDG Systems Announces Linux-based TDS Nomad

    SDG Systems, LLC announced the general availability and support of the TDS Nomad rugged mobile hand-held computer running the Linux® operating system. SDG Systems will market and sell the Linux-based Nomad, providing technical and warranty support. The Nomad provides a high level of device integration including Bluetooth, 802.11, GPS, Camera, Barcode scanning and USB host and client ports. All Nomads also include a high-resolution screen (480x640 portrait VGA) for sharp, clear images and a 806 MHz PXA 320 processor. The USB host port has been tested to support mass storage, keyboard, mouse, Ethernet and RS-232 serial adapters. “The level of hardware integration in the Nomad is outstanding,” said Lester Hightower, CTO of 10East Corporation. “The difference that the Nomad makes in our applications is immediately apparent. The fast processor, full VGA screen, integrated barcode scanner and USB host are excellent improvements over the TDS Recon, which we also deploy. Having these improvements in the Nomad, without sacrificing any ruggedness, is a big plus.” Like the field-proven Linux-based TDS Recon, the Nomad meets the MIL-STD-810F standard for drops, vibration and temperature extremes. It also has an IP67 rating, meaning it is dustproof and waterproof. “SDG has added a rugged operating system to a rugged piece of hardware and by so doing, given people in harsh situations one less thing to worry about,” said Chris Garrett, Senior Software Engineer at Lockheed Martin. The Nomad is designed for all-day operation in extreme outdoor and industrial environments. Battery testing yielded over 12 hours of operation with Bluetooth and 802.11 both enabled and with the screen backlight at 50 percent brightness. Maximum battery life is approximately 25 hours. SDG Systems also announced software enhancements to their Linux implementation. “With our latest software release, we are providing a general mechanism for users to run their own application exclusively, effectively creating a way to build single-purpose devices rather than a general purpose PDA,” said Todd Blumer, President of SDG Systems. “This mechanism allows our Enterprise customers to write a Qt® for Embedded Linux application, for example, with a standard software build from us. The customer can reduce their support burden by training users on the application and not the PDA interface.” The Linux-based Nomad utilizes version 2.6.21 of the Linux kernel. The standard user interface is based on Qtopia® PDA Edition...

  • ABBYY Mobile OCR SDK 2.5

    Compact Code OCR for Mobile Devices ABBYY Mobile OCR SDK is an OS-independent, small code-size OCR development toolkit specially designed for creating OCR solutions running on mobile devices or in "instant OCR" applications. It can be integrated into any mobile application or platform including Windows Mobile, Brew, Symbian, LINUX and others as well as into PC utilities Using ABBYY Mobile OCR SDK, hardware, software, telecom service, and mobile application providers can add powerful new functionality to their products. ABBYY OCR technology transforms images into manageable text which can be saved or stored, edited, or sent via email or SMS. Applications based on the Mobile OCR SDK will transform notes, business cards, newspaper clippings, menus, and other texts captured via a mobile imaging device into useful data. ABBYY Mobile OCR SDK can be applied in a variety of applications including: Camera Phones. Today's phones make it easy to capture information from documents while on the move. With OCR on a mobile phone, photos of business cards can be converted in to text for direct storage into phone books. Clippings from magazines or other documents can be converted and sent via email or SMS. Personal Digital Assistants (PDA's) or Smartphones with Digital Cameras. ABBYY OCR on a handheld device can be used to capture and process a variety of useful text which can then be "synched" or downloaded to a PC. Users can convert text for easy input into calendars, task lists, or phone books. Images received via email or downloaded from the Internet can now be instantly converted to text directly on the device. Pen, Portable, and Compact Scanners. OCR can be embedded in a compact business card scanner, small handheld scanner, or pen type scanner for the creation of "all-in-one" hardware/software combination solutions for business card reading or special vertical market applications. Digital Cameras. The Mobile OCR SDK code can support a variety of digital cameras - not just those included on mobile telephones - enabling capture and conversion of texts while travelling or out of the office. "Instant OCR" for PC Utilities. With a small footprint, the Mobile OCR SDK is also ideal for creating small utilities requiring high operating speed and minimum memory resources. The SDK can be used for "Instant OCR" applications in which a "point and click" or "pop-up" window dialogue facilitates processing...

  • LiMo Foundation™ Completes LiMo Platform™ Release 1

    Foundation On-Schedule with Delivery of World’s First Globally Competitive, Linux-based Software Platform for Mobile Devices and Freely Available APIs LONDON, England, TOKYO, Japan, March 31, 2008—LiMo Foundation, a global consortium of mobile leaders delivering an open handset platform for the whole mobile industry, announced today the on-schedule availability of LiMo Platform Release 1. The LiMo Platform is the world’s first globally competitive, Linux-based software platform for mobile devices. “With Release 1 of the LiMo Platform now completed, LiMo Foundation has established a scalable and sustainable mobile device platform that will spur rapid innovation and contributions from all LiMo members,” said Morgan Gillis, executive director of LiMo Foundation. “This is an extremely exciting time to be a part of the LiMo Foundation – in slightly more than one year, we have rolled out our deliverables on schedule, our membership has continued to grow strongly with broad engagement from across the mobile communications industry, and leading handset providers have already released a range of devices using LiMo technology.” The LiMo Platform—leveraging standards and open-source projects—is a modular, plug-in, hardware-independent architecture built around an open operating system, with a secure run-time environment for support of downloaded applications. All of the enabling technology within Release 1—created by the foundation’s Founder members—has now been commercially deployed and proven within multiple handsets enjoyed by consumers today, as well as in several reference and pilot devices that will be on the market later this year. This represents hundreds of millions of dollars of technology investment to date. Release 2 of the LiMo Platform is now being specified and developed within a collaborative process involving a range of LiMo members and is planned to be completed in a late 2008 timeframe. Kiyohito Nagata of NTT DoCoMo, chairman of LiMo Foundation added, “With developers able to cost-effectively leverage LiMo's global reach and market-tested expertise in rolling out their innovations, the mobile Internet experiences of consumers everywhere stand to be transformed.” Third-party developers can use LiMo’s application programming interface (API) specifications—available now at www.limofoundation.org—to build new applications that deliver next-generation consumer experiences across a tremendous, stable base of globally deployed mobile devices. Middleware...
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