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Android Wear Review: The Everything Inbox

The Verge | Monday June 30, 2014 05:25:13 PM | Embedded / Mobile

Pretty much everybody I know hates their inbox. It's not just email either, though it tends to take the brunt of everybody's anger. There are dozens of apps sending us hundreds of notifications; managing all that incoming information is a genuine hassle. Looking at the notification center on our phones,... Read more...

Carrier Board Sold as Open-Spec, Cortex-A5 SBC

LinuxGizmos | Monday June 30, 2014 04:49:06 PM | Embedded / Mobile

Toradex’s “Viola” carrier board extends its Linux-ready Colibri COMs, and ships as a $69 open-spec SBC loaded with its Vybrid-based Colibri VF50 COM. Swiss embedded vendor Toradex has jumped on the trend of offering carrier boards for its computer-on-modules that can double as sandwich-style, open source single board computers. The... Read more...

MongoDB: A Showcase for the Power of Open Source in the Enterprise

ZDNet | Monday June 30, 2014 02:44:06 PM | Enterprise Computing

Big trends in the No Design Database era and other takeaways from MongoDB's first user conference. Read more...

IT Spending to Reach $3.7 Trillion in 2014, but Growth Slows

eWeek | Monday June 30, 2014 01:00:00 PM | Enterprise Computing

The devices market, which includes PCs, mobile phones, tablets and printers, is forecast to grow in 2014, but not as much as Gartner had predicted. Read more...

Linux 3.16 rc3

LinuxPlanet | Monday June 30, 2014 11:00:00 AM | Software

Linus Torvalds: There's perhaps relatively less driver updates than usual, with most of them being pretty small,... Read more...

3 Open Source Content Management Systems Compared

OpenSource.com | Monday June 30, 2014 09:00:00 AM | Enterprise Computing

Whether you need to set up a blog, a portal for some specific usage, or any other website, which content management system is right for you? is a question you are going to ask yourself early on. The most well-known and widely used open source content management system (CMS) platforms... Read more...

The People Who Support Linux: Hacking on Linux Since Age 16

Libby Clark | Friday June 27, 2014 06:34:31 PM | Featured Blogs |

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Pretty much all of the projects in software developer Yitao Li's GitHub repository were developed on his Linux machine. None of them are necessarily Linux-specific, he says, but he uses Linux for “everything.” Read more...

Facebook's Open Source Library Has Grown to 9.9M Lines of Code

ZDNet | Friday June 27, 2014 05:00:00 PM | Software

Facebook wants to remind everyone once again how serious they are about promoting the open source movement. Read more...

HyperCat Spec Aims for Internet of Things Interoperability

eWeek | Friday June 27, 2014 03:50:00 PM | Embedded / Mobile

The specification was developed by an English consortium that includes IBM, Intel and ARM as well as various UK startups. Read more...

Is Antergos Arch Linux Really Faster Than Ubuntu, Fedora?

Phoronix | Friday June 27, 2014 03:25:23 PM | Software

Frequently within the Phoronix Forums it is requested to do benchmarks with Arch Linux since its users tend to be adamant that it's the fastest Linux distribution. In the past I've run benchmarks of the Arch-based Manjaro to look for speed differences as an easy and quick to deploy variant. Read more...

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