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Linaro: Now a Year Old, the Linux Effort Begins to Deliver | PCWorld Business Center
“Linaro was launched at Computex in 2010 by ARM, IBM, Freescale, Samsung, ST-Ericsson and TI with the mission of reducing fragmentation, increasing optimization and making it easier for OEMs and ODMs to develop Linux-based products.”
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Apple drops secrecy, confirms iOS 5, iCloud on tap at WWDC 2011
“Apple announced today that it plans to introduce the next generation of its mobile platform, iOS 5, as well as a new cloud service called iCloud at the Worldwide Developers Conference next week on Monday, June 6. This is a highly unusual move for Apple, which normally tries to keep their center-ring announcements secret until the scheduled event.”
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Linus torvalds christens the next linux kernel 3.0- The Inquirer
“What was going to become Linux 2.6.40 has, in the blink of an eye or a few clicks of Torvalds’ keyboard, become Linux 3.0.0-rc1. There had been talk last year about whether the Linux kernel development team should call time on the 2.6 version of the Linux kernel, with some having suggested that 2.8 should be the next major version number. Now Torvalds has made the decision that the next major Linux kernel release will be 3.0.”
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