http://www.linuxfordevices.com – One Laptop per Child (OLPC) and Marvell have agreed to develop next-generation OLPC XO-3 tablets based on the Marvell Moby reference design and the Armada 610 SoC. Aimed at the worldwide educational market, the Moby-based XO devices will support 1080p video encode and decode, 3D graphics, Flash 10-enabled web access, and teleconferencing, and consume only a single Watt, say the partners.... (Embedded)

http://www.linux.com – Bernie Innocenti, OLPC developer currently based in Paraguay, says that "it would be more effective to try to hire programmers who are already well known in the community, insist that all patches and improvements are always made available upstream (that is to the original programmers) and finance the most critical projects that are stuck for lack of resources" (General)

http://www.linux.com – The East African Community and the United Nations Relief and Works Agency have both signed partnerships with the One Laptop per Child initiative to bring laptops to students... (Hardware)

http://permalink.gmane.org – GNOME Foundation: Recently Rosanna Yuen informed me that she needed to print out and archive copies of all past board minutes. She was having trouble doing this since the GNOME Foundation board minutes archive on the Wiki only went back to 2007. So she asked me to flesh out the Wiki so it includes links to all meeting minutes back to the year 2000. (Software)

http://www.itwire.com – The Australian arm of the One Laptop Per Child project has announced an acceleration of its rollout plans for remote areas. (IT news)