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Email this pagehttp://linuxo.com – Handle With Linux: "Android on desktop video terminals, a great idea especially when they are extendable with apps and widgets. I can think of lots of possibilities, for instance installing the openremote home automation app." (General)
Email this pagehttp://www.linuxfordevices.com – Bluecherry released an open source driver for version 2 of its Linux-based compression card for MPEG-4 digital video recording. Redesigned around the Linux kernel's API for Video (Video4Linux) and Audio (ALSA), the GPL-licensed driver primarily targets the Bluecherry compression cards and related Ubuntu-based video surveillance software, but can be used for a variety of video applications.... (Embedded)
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Email this pagehttp://linuxo.com – Softpedia: "AMD announced another improved version of its ATI Catalyst Linux display driver, available for both x86 and x86_64 architectures." (General)
Email this pagehttp://linuxfilesystem.com – User-submitted video from The Linux Foundation Video Site video.linuxfoundation.org In THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE, Bella once again finds herself surrounded by danger as Seattle is ravaged by a string of mysterious killings and a malicious vampire continues her quest for revenge. In the midst of it all, she is forced to choose between Edward and [...] (General)
Email this pagehttp://reviewglitz.com – iMacros is an extension for web browsers to add the functionality of record and play, to make repetitive browser tasks easier. iMacros is available for major web browsers like internet explorer, google chrome, mozilla firefox etc and is so powerful that it can deal with bookmarking, sharing, alerts, widgets, page navigation and lot more. (General)
Email this pagehttp://www.linuxfordevices.com – Toshiba has announced NAND flash memory devices said to offer the highest densities ever. The new 128GB and 64GB devices use chips built on 32 nanometer process technology, integrate controllers for standard interfaces, and target smartphones, tablet PCs, and digital video cameras, the company says.... (Embedded)
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