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Moorestown chips for devices. These devices will run Moblin-based technology that evolved from netbook software. Fisher then introduces Jim Zemlin, executive director of the Linux Foundation, which has taken over as the vendor-neutral steward of Moblin technology. Zemlin's talk focuses on the value of Linux, the innovation that happens in the Linux ecosystem, and how Linux technology cascades across multiple industries, from super-computers to servers to mobile devices. He concludes by underscoring the developer momentum that Moblin has achieved, and the Linux Foundation's commitment to helping create innovative products. Less...

a demonstration of Asianux Mobile Netbook Edition and MID OS. Less...

He says Xandros has adopted Moblin v2 for future netbook implementations. He demonstrates a Moblin v2-based fast boot product called "presto," which is aimed at Windows systems. He also shows off the Xandros CNR (click and run) application store, and highlights Xandros's PIM product for Moblin, a "Flipper" application switcher, and a push email client for Moblin. He concludes with a plug for the Xandros ecosystem, app store, and user experience. Less...

browser, toolbar, myzone (MZone), and integration with social networking applications such as Twitter. The 3D power of Clutter becomes apparent during a demo of a photo organizer, as well as during application window transitions. Less...

based on Moblin. Wang says Moblin technologies such as Fast Boot, low power consumption, and the UI will enable new consumer market product types, such as the keyboard. Less...

Fisher continues showing off the innovative MyZone user interface available in the Moblin stack. He highlights the UI's potential for branding, customization, and extension by Moblin adopters. He concludes by screening a high-quality introductory video that Moblin adopters can distribute as a help file with their Moblin Linux implementations. Less...

comments on the high interest in the Atom chipset, especially in netbooks, but also MIDs, nettops, and embedded devices. He notes that Moblin helps Atom customers differentiate products with sought-after features such as fast-boot, longer battery life, and hardware-accelerated 3D graphics at the UI level. He then introduces Doug Fisher, who in the next video speaks at length about the state of Moblin technology. Less...

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