Articles Archive for May 2008

Introducing LinuxBSDos.com
Posted in Featured on 29 May 2008

Read reviews of Linux and BSD distros, plus get regular news info about open source OSes and software.

Android Developer Challenge I Winners Slide Deck
Posted in Featured on 14 May 2008

A slide deck of the 50 winning applications in Google’s Android Developer Challenge 1.

Verizon Joins the Limo Foundation
Posted in Headline on 14 May 2008

“LiMo Foundation, a global consortium of mobile leaders delivering an open handset platform for the whole mobile industry, and Verizon Wireless, the builder and operator of the most reliable wireless network in the U.S., announced today that Verizon has joined LiMo as a Core member and will fill the final seat on LiMo’s board of [...]

Space Bugs Demo 1.0 Released
Posted in Mobile Games on 14 May 2008

TayKrOn Games, a developer of video games, has announced the release of a demo of Space Bugs for the Android SO. Two versions, for Android SO experts (only the .apk) and the “Ready to Run” version with the SDK and .bat files, are available.

ZInfo: Information Sharing Platform
Posted in Location Based Services on 13 May 2008

ZInfo is an information sharing platform based on your contacts and location. It keeps you up-to-date with the contacts information, locations, routes, local information and web 2.0 services information like web pages, images that your friends are sharing. Besides, all information above is location based.

MinMap on Android
Posted in Location Based Services on 13 May 2008

Overview:
MinMap (eAndroidMap) is a Location Based System (LBS) application, designed to help you discover by yourself about a specific city, a town or a place you want to visit, or are visiting. Basically this application provides some core functions like a GIS application such as finding a place, finding a POI, managing your favorites. This [...]

How Google Killed Microsoft’s Bid for Yahoo
Posted in Headline on 5 May 2008

We all know that for months, Microsoft tried to gobble up Yahoo, and that Google, the reason Microsoft went after Yahoo in the first place, was not going to sit by and let that happen. Ultimately, Microsoft walked away from it all. But what role did Google play in thwarting Microsoft’s bid?