Wednesday, April 25. 2007

Linux Goes To Texas

Another company has jumped into the bandwagon of the alternative software. Texas Instruments (TI) joined the mobile edition of Linux along with two foreign companies. The Linux mobile is aiming to create personal digital assistants, and smartphones that are based on the open software. If I'm not mistaken, Samsung and Motorola will also be a part of this project. Would these phones be equipped with Bluetooth or wireless technology? Well, I think they should, you know!
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