HTC Sensation: Guide to Installing S-off, Unlocking, ClockWork, Root, SuperCID & S-on
Guide to Installing S-off, Unlocking, ClockWork, Root, SuperCID & S-on at XDA.
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Sometimes not _everything_ is about Linux..
CyanogenMod and a Telstra Samsung Galaxy S (GT-I9000T)
My brother has been complaining about his slow phone since.. well the day he bought it, so I’ve been recommending CyanogenMod since, well, the day he bought it. Finally yesterday […]
Read moreMicrosoft “licenses its patents” to Android manufacturers, sues if they don’t agree
There’s never been any evidence that Microsoft goes after Linux based products, right? Hog wash. Well, now it’s just Tom Tom all over again. So, we know that Microsoft has […]
Read moreUsing the serial port on an Apple Xserve
Some have found my posts on running Linux on the (EFI only) Xserves useful, and one such person is Eddie, who emailed me with some details on how he got […]
Read moreAnandtech takes a look at AMD’s new “Atom killing platform”
Anandtech takes a hands-on look at AMD’s new CPU+GPU combination platform, Brazos. It’s designed to compete in the low performance power, and mobile spaces. How well will it perform, especially […]
Read moreI-O Data pays Microsoft to use Linux
Another day, another Microsoft cross-patent licensing agreement for companies who use Linux. Japan-based I-O Data Device Inc. has agreed to cough up an undisclosed sum to the software giant for […]
Read moreAmazon, Microsoft sign Linux patent deal
Amazon and Microsoft have signed a patent deal which covers their Linux based products and Kindle. The deal covers both Amazon’s Kindle product as well as the company’s use of […]
Read moreFaster, better ARM Cortex-A9 on the way
That’s right. ARM is set to take over the netbook market (yay!) and even more good news that their highly successful Cortex-A9 will get a revamp. Shrinking the die down […]
Read moreTrying to kill Theora – MPEG LA extends royalty free use of H.264 for Internet streaming
So the MPEG LA has extended the royalty free life of Internet streaming H.264 video from the end of 2010 to the end of 2016. The majority of patents expire […]
Read moreDo you use H.264 or MPEG? You need a license.
Recently it was confirmed by the MPEG LA that a license is needed for any use of H.264 and that everyone on the chain is liable. Free software projects are […]
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