Category: Software
Jesse Barker at Linaro Connect
Jesse Barker leads the Graphics Working Group at Linaro.
Deepak Saxena at Linaro Connect
Deepak Saxena talks about his work on the ARM Linux Kernel and being the tech lead for the Linaro team working on that.
David Rusling, Linaro CTO, at Linaro Connect
David Rusling talks about the future of Linux on ARM, the work being done at Linaro.
Arnd Bergmann talks Kernel at Linaro Connect
Arnd Bergmann talks about his work on the ARM Linux Kernel and more.
Novacut Video Editor for Ubuntu Linux
Novacut is a new Linux powered video-editing software system that provides for online and offline collaborative video-editing tools and workflow. It is open-source and free, available at http://novacut.com. The initial target is small indie filmmakers who need a fast efficient method for a web series or low budget film. People who have the flexibility to use a new program and build a work flow around Novacut. Eventually, Novacut plans to replace Final Cut Pro, Avid, Adobe Premiere and every other video-editing systems by providing better, faster and more advanced video-editing tools by being free and open source. Their business model is in the optional video distribution system that can go with the software.
Jon Masters of Red Hat talks Bootloaders at Linaro Connect
Jon Masters is in charge of Red Hat Fedora on ARM, he’s at Linaro Connect to discuss Linux on ARM Bootloaders and other Linux on ARM issues.
Paul McKenney of IBM at Linaro Connect
Paul McKenney talks about the ARM big.LITTLE Linux kernel work.
Opera Mini 7 and Opera Mobile 12
Opera is being used by millions of people worldwide. Here’s the latest in Opera Mobile browsers technology. Opera Mini provides Internet access to hundreds of millions of feature phone users throughout the developing world, emerging economies, worldwide, and Opera Mobile is likely the third party browser of choice for smartphones. As smartphones become cheaper and cheaper, feature phones may quickly get replaced by cheap smartphones, Opera mobile merges Mini and Mobile to provide server-side web page compression and fast rendering technologies for a growing number of users worldwide.
KooGame “Angry Fish” Run Fish Run iPad/iPhone game
KooGame made a game that looks like Angry Birds but is about Fish.
Xattel, augmented reality community/messaging app
Xattel is an app shows an augmented reality layer for social networking.
Appear, Kopin Golden-i Software provider, won 2nd price at CeBIT
Based at the Kista Science City, Mobile City in Stockholm Sweden, Appear talks about integrating their industrial systems software into the Motorola Kopin Golden-i headmounted computer. Here at CeBIT they talk about how people working in the railway, airports etc industries can use the Golden-i in the next level of their augmented reality system.
28-minute Cyanogenmod unboxing of Sony Xperia S
The most technical and awesome unboxing of the new Sony Xperia S (some blogs seem to say it’s currently one of the best smartphones on the market) is done by Diogo Ferreira, one of the leaders of Cyanogenmod alternative/optimized Android development for improved Android firmwares on the Sony Android platform.
Oblong g-speak spatial operating environment
From the science adviser of the movie The Minority Report, it’s about moving stuff around on interfaces by gestures, special remotes, special user interfaces and more.
VisualOn video playback at Mobile World Congress 2012
VisualOn provides software solutions to ensure smooth video playback accross all ARM Powered devices. For example Netflix uses VisualOn to smoothly work accross all Android devices, all other OS etc.
Lightbox, app for photography enthusiasts
Lightbox is an app and a website for communities of photography enthusiasts.
Build your own Henri Maillardet Drawing Automaton for $70 with rulers, motors and the Arduino
James Devine made this automatic pen printer device as his hobby. It took him about 3 days of work, programming the Arduino, the motors, putting stuff together, now it can print any black and white picture automatically. It reminds me of the totally amazing 1810 Henri Maillardet Automaton. James Devine works as a electrical engineer at CERN, standby to work on electrical systems for all the experiments at the Large Hadron Collider. James Devine released the source code and info about his robot drawing arm at his blog.
Metaio Augmented Reality at Mobile World Congress 2012
Metaio claims to provide the best Augmented Reality performance in hardware optimized software for ARM Processors, here demonstrating what they can do using the ST-Ericsson U8500.
