i.gizmodo.com - 1/31/2009
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We're hearing more and more about specific netbook-optimized operating systems , and Intel is joining in the game with an alpha release of Moblin , their netbook Linux OS optimized for Atom. Moblin is based largely on Fedora, and it's still a work in progress, but its main goal is to optimize ...
moblin.org - 1/29/2009
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moblin.org —
Moblin v2 Core Alpha Release Notes The Moblin
Project is happy to make the Moblin Core Alpha...
for Netbooks available for testing and taking the bits out for a ride. Moblin is a community open source project, initially targeting Intel(r) Atom(tm) ...
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Announcing Moblin V2 Core Alpha Release
venturebeat.com - 1/31/2009
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venturebeat.com —
As netbook sales continue to pick up in
a struggling world economy, Intel, which makes the Atom...
processor found in many of those netbooks, is looking towards the future of the market. Specifically, it’s stepping up its efforts to provide the ...
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Source: Intel prepping for mass roll-out of Android netbooks
macworld.com - 1/29/2009
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macworld.com —
by Sumner Lemon , IDG News Service Intel
plans to detail an eight-core Xeon processor at the...
International Solid-State Circuits Conference in San Francisco next month, offering an early look at what appears to be the company's first eight-core chip. ...
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Intel to detail eight-core Xeon processor
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Intel’s new OS for netbooks
CrunchGear —
... has realized that netbooks are here to stay because they’ve just taken the wraps off their own flavor of Linux optimized for the Atom processor: Moblin.
Currently available as an alpha release, Moblin is built off of the GNOME Mobile platform and will utilize Intel’s own Clutter and GUPnP open source technologies. This is pretty exciting news since we just found out about another netbook-specific operating system: Jolicloud.
[Moblin via Gizmodo]
Intel Promises Two-Second Boot Times With Their Moblin Netbook Linux OS [NetBooks]
Gizmodo —
... We've already seen promising early builds of Moblin, their open-source project to create an Atom-optimized OS for netbooks on the platform. But speaking at a Linux summit in San Francisco recently, Intel's Imhad Sousou spelled out plans to make a two-second boot a reality. ...
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Intel releases Linux-based Moblin 2 Alpha for Netbooks
arstechnica.com 1/30/2009 —
Intel has announced the availability of the first Moblin 2 alpha release. Moblin is an open source Linux-based platform that Intel is developing for Atom-based mobile devices. The company hopes to attract a community of third-party ...
Intel aims for 2-second boot time with Moblin Linux platform
arstechnica.com 4/9/2009 —
At the Linux Collaboration Summit in San Francisco, Intel Open Source
Technology Center director Imhad Sousou discussed the company's plans
for the next major version of its Linux-based open source Moblin
platform. The aim of Moblin, ...
Moblin netbook Linux preview
blogs.computerworld.com 5/26/2009 — Intel's Moblin is a fresh, new take on the desktop, and, despite several rough spots, it shows great promise. Here's why.
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Hands-on: Intel brings rich UI to Moblin Linux platform
arstechnica.com 5/20/2009 —
Intel has announced the availability of the first Moblin 2 beta release. This version introduces the platform's innovative new user interface. Although there are still some rough edges, it delivers impressive usability and aesthetic ...
Intel is betting on Moblin and the MID [jkOnTheRun]
jkontherun.com 12/5/2008 —
I just had an interesting briefing on the Mobile Internet Device (MID) outlook that is driving Intel's strategy for their Ultra Mobility Group. Intel is certainly enjoying the explosion in sales of the Atom processor that have come with the ...
Intel shows Moblin Linux for smartphones
electronista.com 9/22/2009 — Intel at its Developer Forum keynote entered the smartphone field in earnest with the first edition of Moblin Linux for handsets. Version 2.1 is reworked to optimize the interface for touchscreen phone input and adds a panel-based interface for app ...
In Depth: Moblin: The Intel-backed Linux platform for Atom
techradar.com 5/16/2009 — The name Moblin is an abbreviation of 'mobile Linux', and it's a standard platform for those dinky little computers we've been seeing so much of lately. Fantastic! One standard distribution – just what we always wanted! That would be great, but it isn't the project's aim. The idea is to ...
Intel goes after Windows 7 on netbooks with Linux
computerworld.com 5/21/2009 — IDG News Service - In an effort to counter the growing dominance of Microsoft's Windows OS in netbooks, Intel on Tuesday announced a beta version of a Linux OS it has developed for low-cost laptops and mobile devices. The chip company on Tuesday ...
I'd Actually Use a Netbook With Intel's Moblin 2.0 OS [NetBooks]
gizmodo.com 5/20/2009 — Intel's Moblin 2.0 OS is designed specifically for netbooks, and marks the first time I've ever been tempted to utter "wow" and "netbook" in the same sentence. Just watch. It's completely re-designed from the original Moblin, which was way more ...