- CNet notes that there will be several conferences this week.
- Newsforge points to an osViews editorial, which strives to clear up some issues between SpecOps Labs and the WINE/Crossover Office communities.
- Reuters: Nokia Adds Cheap Camera Phone to Ailing Portfolio.
- OSDir points to an Internet News announcement of a new version of Apache Cocoon.
- OSNews reports that Slackware is the last major distro to drop XFree86 for XOrg over licensing issues.
- Chris Davies expands on the question are high end phones a threat to operators? It is common knowledge in #mobitopia that smartphone users spend more per month than non-smartphone users. Chris’ post is definitely worth a read.
- Vladimir notes that ATI has released a new version of their Linux drivers. Unfortunately I don’t see drivers for my mobile ATI chipset. *Sigh*
- Juha is a happy Nokia 6800 user and wonders if more devices will look like it in the future. I’d personally kill for a 6800 form factor series 60 phone.
- RootPrompt links to a Cringley article about the wicked things that can be done with a Linksys WRT54G.
- Speaking of the WRT54G, Rasmus has a good tutorial on installing/setting up Kismet on the WRT54G.
- Russ rants on a Newsweek article that gets mobile phone computing wrong. Can I have one of those pictured 6600s? He also has some Java-related posts after his recent relaunch.
- K5 carries a story about the recent discovery of a new prime that has over 7 million digits.
- I shall mostly abstain from the recent purple numbers meme. #
- El BBC reports about the recently revealed secret D-Day photos.
- This is old news, but the Pivot roadmap is the Best. Roadmap. Evar! More recently, Pivot 1.14 beta 2 is out.
- I must remember to use javadocs.org.
- Wow, Nelson has some info on Unreal Engine 3. It looks impressive.