Archive for the 'software' Category

Boxee adds official TED talks app

October 5, 2010

Boxee announced today that it has added an official app for watching TED’s full database of nearly 800 TED Talks using Boxee’s free A/V streaming player software on PCs running Windows, OS X, and Linux.
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Google reveals Google TV details

October 4, 2010

Google today revealed more information regarding its soon-to-be-released “Google TV” platform. Among other interesting capabilities, the flexible Linux-based platform for delivering Internet-streamed A/V content to TVs will support thousands of TV-oriented Android apps, turning our TVs into “smart-TVs.”
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Webinar promotes using open-source software in ITS apps

September 21, 2010

A free webinar sponsored by the U.S. DOT’s Intelligent Transportation Systems Research and Innovative Technology Administration (ITS RITA) will explore the benefits of using open-source software in transportation management systems. The Oct. 20, 2010 online event will provide insight into an open-source alternative for deploying transportation management systems on the state and local level.
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Conference views the car as a mobile app environment

September 21, 2010

Telematics Update has announced a two-day automotive, telematics, and software forum focused on content and applications for the rapidly emerging connected vehicle market. “Content & Apps for Automotive USA” will take place in San Diego on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, 2010, and is expected to be attended by application and product designers, senior-level executives from leading OEMs, and major technology providers.
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To boldly go where no TV has gone before

September 14, 2010

Who could resist? There we were at the Intel Developer Forum (IDF), checking out D-Link’s soon-to-be-released Boxee Box STB (set top box), when who should show up but LeVar Burton, well known as “Geordi La Forge” of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
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