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  • This was the year of desktop Linux

    It’s the compatibility between Chromium and Android, based on Linux, which I think gives the old mouse-and-keyboard upright posture desktop Linux yet-another chance....

    Linux and Open Source

  • Test Automation Meets Simulation

    I'm seeing increasing interest from many companies in using simulation environments with test automation systems to accelerate the testing process. Specifically, putting Wind River Test Management together with Wind River Simics is getting creative juices flowing in industry thought leaders. Why? Well, development teams...

    Paul Henderson

  • “Good” Android

    Following a recent trip to China, I acquired an Android tablet running Release 1.6 (Donut). Total retail price: $90. Unlike an iPad, it is both ‘Designed and Made in China.’ Running on an ARM platform and containing an 802.11 interface, SD card slot and a touch screen, it is actually a reasonably speedy experience....

    Chris Buerger

  • Transporting Bugs with Checkpoints

    I have a paper about "Transporting Bugs with Checkpoints" to be presented at the S4D (System, Software, SoC and Silicon Debug) conference in Southampton, UK, on September 15 and 16, 2010. The core concept presented is to leverage Wind River Simics checkpointing to capture and move a bug from the bug reporter to the responsible...

    Jakob Engblom
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Featured Articles

  • Online & Offline Industry Websites + Events

    Websites and Blogs http://eecatalog.com/embeddedlinux/ EECatalog.com - Comprehensive technology information covering the embedded Linux (and now Android) communities.

  • Why Software Matters

    Software and hardware may not mix easily, and engineers on each side of the wall may not talk the same language, but these days no one has the luxury of ignoring one side or the other.

  • EDA Spins into the Realm of Software

    A year ago it was all about developing hardware at the leading edge of Moore’s Law. Now the focus is on developing software. In a span of months the EDA industry has pointed

  • Android Will Revolutionize User Experience in the Digital Living Room

    When Google kick-started Android™ as an open-source platform in 2007, it was designed to provide rich applications and functionality for mobile handsets. Now, thanks to Android’s

  • Open Source OS Growth Spurts

    Linux software, including Android, leads sales but challenges developers. From mobile to multicore, Linux-based software is making headway in embedded systems. A large share of the

  • Android Commercialization – Making Android Ready for Your Device

    Originally thought of as a mobile phone software stack, Android is now finding its way into all types of devices. Today you’ll find Android being used in the development of devices

  • The Rapid Deployment Imperative

    How and Why Embedded Developers Are Fast-Tracking and Collaborating to Make the Most of Linux and Android. A lot has been made about the do-it-yourself potential of Android. Recently,

  • Embedded Linux Developer, Know Thyself

    Armed with the right know-how, embedded developers can leverage Linux to save money, enjoy full visibility into the source code, and target complex applications like multicore processors. As

  • Embedded Linux Faces Low Power Demand and Open Source Commercialization

    How does the latest version of embedded Linux address the need for mobile applications? Jim Ready, the recognized embedded Linux pioneer and MontaVista (www.mvista.com) CTO and founder,

  • Mobile, Retail, and In-Home Entertainment

    Intel’s Linux-based Moblin brings the consumer world innovative technology for mobile-Internet devices, retail kiosks, and television. With the Mobile World Congress wrapping

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Featured Products

  • Sourcery G++

    Compatible Architectures: ARM, ColdFire, MIPS, Power, SuperH, x86 Sourcery G++ is CodeSourcery’s comprehensive tools solution for professional embedded C/C++

  • CEE-J® Virtual Machines

    Compatible Architectures: MIPS32, MIPS64, ARM, StrongARM, XScale, x86, PowerPC, SuperH, STMicro, DSPs Proven in the marketplace on well over 10 million devices with more on the way,

  • Embedded Linux Training Classes

    Compatible Architectures: All Training from experienced professionals is a key component in the development of your engineering team. Our courses are designed to get you up to peak

  • K Computing

    Compatible Architectures: ARM, MIPS, PPC, X86 Whether a team is working with an embedded Linux vendor or rolling their own, K Computing keeps the team going down the most productive

  • PPC-E4 Compact Panel PC

    Compatible Architectures: ARM The PPC-E4, is a compact Panel PC with a 4.3 inch WQVGA TFT color LCD and a resistive touch screen. The dimensions of the PPC-E4 are 4.8” by 3.0”,

  • -40° to +85° C Industrial SBCs with Linux Quickstart Kits

    Compatible Architectures: EBX, EPIC, PC/104, PC/104-Plus, SUMIT-ISM, STD Bus and WinSystems’ Open Frame Panel PCs. To help Linux designers reduce their development time, WinSystems

  • V2101 Series Embedded Computers

    Moxa’s V2101 embedded computers are based on the Intel Atom Z510PT x86 processor, and feature 2 serial ports, dual Gigabit LAN ports, 4 USB 2.0 hosts, and SD socket. The V2100

  • Java™ SE Compatible Runtime Environments for Android™

    Compatible Architectures: x86, ARM, XScale, MIPS, PowerPC Apogee Software, a provider of advanced Java compatible Runtime Environments (JREs) for embedded systems, is pleased to announce

  • VisiBroker

    Compatible Architectures: 32bit, 64bit VisiBroker® is the most widely deployed and comprehensive CORBA® environment for developing, deploying and managing distributed applications.

  • TRACE32 PowerView

    Compatible Architectures:ARC, ARM, Atom, ColdFire, MicroBlaze, MIPS, Nios-II, PowerPC, SuperH, XScale The Graphical User Interface (GUI) TRACE32-PowerView is the powerful IDE with

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