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arstechnica.com - 5/13/2009
Nokia, Intel dial up open source telephony project oFono
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Nokia and Intel have launched a joint project called oFono which aims to build an open source telephony framework for the Linux platform. It will serve as an abstraction layer, providing a rich high-level API for application developers and a plugin API for snapping in cell modem ...
Intel Pine Trail (Next-Gen Atom Platform) & Moblin Updates
pcper.com - 5/20/2009
Intel Pine Trail (Next-Gen Atom Platform) & Moblin Updates
— pcper.com — Intel revealed details of the Atom successor known as Pine Trail today and the platform looks to... be even more impressive with an integrated memory controller and graphics. We also have some news about Intel's Moblin netbook-style operating system that ... (more) Intel Pine Trail (Next-Gen Atom Platform) & Moblin Updates

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Intel Unveils Next-Generation Atom Details
anandtech.com - 5/20/2009
Intel Unveils Next-Generation Atom Details
— anandtech.com — The next netbook/nettop Atom platform is closer than you think. It's called Pine Trail and it brings... both the memory controller and graphics core on-die. Expect lower power, longer battery life and better performance in Q4 2009 from netbooks.... (more) Intel Unveils Next-Generation Atom Details

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GamingHeaven.net — ... Nokia and Intel have launched a joint project called oFono which aims to build an open source telephony framework for the Linux platform. It will serve as an abstraction layer, providing a rich high-level API for application developers and a plugin API for snapping in cell modem software. ___________ Source: Ars Technica ...

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