Devices: Tizen, Android, QEMU Bridge
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TV4 to bring Advertising Video on Demand Apps to Samsung Smart TVs
As times change, the way we consume television content has been changing too. Cable TVs, Satellite broadcasts, Direct to Home and now internet streams thanks to the faster internet and Smart TVs have all made it easier to watch content that we like. One company that has been evolving with time to deliver better content is the popular Swedish commercial broadcaster TV4 which is a part of Bonnier Group.
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Register here for Samsung’s webinar on how Tizen wearables can improve Enterprise productivity
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An update on the Android problem
Android has been a great boon to the kernel community, having brought a great deal of growth in both the user and the development communities. But Android has also been a problem in that devices running it ship with kernels containing large amounts (often millions of lines) of out-of-tree code. That fragments the development community and makes it impossible to run mainline kernels on this hardware. The problematic side of Android was discussed at the 2017 Maintainer Summit; the picture that resulted is surprisingly optimistic.
Greg Kroah-Hartman started by saying that he has been working for some time with the system-on-chip (SoC) vendors to try to resolve this problem, which he blames primarily on Qualcomm for having decided not to work upstream. Qualcomm has since concluded that this decision was a mistake and is determined to fix it, but the process of doing so will take years. The other SoC vendors are also committed to closing the gap between the kernels they provide and the mainline but, again, getting there will take a while.
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Hardware and Software Engineers Designing SoC FPGAs Stand to Profit from Aldec QEMU Bridge
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QEMU 2.11-RC1 Released: Drops IA64, Adds OpenRISC SMP & More
QEMU 2.11-RC1 is available for this important piece of the open-source Linux virtualization stack.
- Dropped support for IA64 Itanium architecture. Also being dropped with QEMU 2.11 is AIX support.
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