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Written by Mario Alberto Medina Nussbaum
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Thursday, 26 August 2010 17:47 |
 Mexico joins the new information age, with an ambitious project that aims to give every student and teacher a laptop public high schools, the ones that are cheaper, but sufficient for use of reader e-books and homework basic Internet surfing and reading mail. A breakthrough for education in our country, a step to reduce the digital divide.
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Gadget & Mobile
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Written by Mario Alberto Medina Nussbaum
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Tuesday, 17 August 2010 14:25 |
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 With the introduction of Apple's IPAD have flooded the market, whether commercial or in physical and a very wide variety of xPads. From the ancient Archos, which produced similar equipment to IPAD for over eight years to the newest, not yet out.
Amid all this variety of hardware, there are a lot of software, we have for example the HP, which will bring WebOS, Microsoft's, for which they are developing a version of Windows 7, and a large number of them Android. But the more I am convinced that is a little-known, a company that in these parts is completely unknown.
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Linux
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Written by Mario Alberto Medina Nussbaum
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Tuesday, 16 February 2010 15:10 |
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 Today I read that Nokia and Intel have teamed up to produce a new distribution of Linux for mobile. His name is Meegan, and is merging with Maemo Moblin (remember that Intel's Moblin and Maemo is Nokia's). Could it be that Android is calling attention to them, and not lag behind? The note reads:
The Mobile World Congress in Barcelona has become the technology center this week and the place chosen by the big brands to make their ads. Nokia and Intel dissociated themselves to a joint announcement in which they presented Meegan, the joint platform, the result of the union of Moblin and Maemo. Meego is presented as a system designed to run on netbooks, mobile devices, systems in cars, televisions and multimedia phones. Basically it is a Linux distribution with support for ARM and Intel / Atom will use Qt to build its interface.
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