This week in DistroWatch Weekly: Interview: Karanbir Singh, CentOS project News: Mandriva and OpenSolaris updates, localising Linux Mint, NetBSD testing strategies Questions and answers: TRIM on solid state drives (SSD) Released last week: Peppermint OS One-06172010, wattOS R2, MoLinux 6.0 Site news: Package database update New distributions: OpenELEC.tv,…. Read more at source Related Reading:
Interview: Chuck Pagano talks ESPN 3D, mobile streaming
During our time at ESPN’s headquarters in Bristol, Connecticut this past week, we were able to peek inside every nook and cranny of the company’s technological side. We discovered some pretty remarkable things about the culture and attitude toward innovation, and while the bulk of that discovery will be seen in a forthcoming Engadget Show [...]
WWDC 2010: Interview with Moodboard developer Chris Nurre
Filed under: iPad I believe we’ve mentioned Moodboard exactly once on the site before, as one of Brett’s picks back when the iPad first released. But it deserves another mention — developer Chris Nurre of A Tiny Tribe (a company founded with a friend to help pay for skeleton equipment and travel) stopped by to [...]
Feature: Interview: Nick Carr talks Google, Apple, and cloud clients
On May 11, Ars Technica and Wired hosted a Smart Salon on cloud computing. The event featured a Q&A with Ray Ozzie on Microsoft’s cloud strategy, a presentation by Nick Carr, opening remarks by Ars’s own Ken Fisher, and a panel on barriers to cloud adoption made up of myself, Ping Li of Accel Partners, [...]
Carol Bartz Likes To Fire People In The Morning (YHOO)
Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz has an interview in Esquire’s women’s issue. In it, she drops a few revealing one-liners: “We’ll go through the whole interview, and I’ll say, “I have one last question. I don’t work with assholes. Are you one?” “I always do my firing in the morning because that’s when I’m fresh. I [...]
Flash Support Confirmed For Android 2.2
farble1670 writes “In an interview with the New York Times, Google’s Andy Rubin confirmed that Android 2.2 will have support for Flash 10.1. Quoting: ‘[Rubin] promised that full support for Adobe’s Flash standard was coming in the next version of Android, code-named Froyo, for frozen yogurt (previous Android releases were called Cupcake, Donut and Eclair, [...]
webOS to get mic, camera API, faster services, plenty more by fall
We’re fresh off the Palm Developer Day Keynote and a crazy-good interview – both with Ben Galbraith and Dion Almaer of Palm. We’ll have a full write up of the interview on Monday, but we wanted to hit up the big developer news from this morning’s keynote for those who missed the liveblog. Though [...]
Lou Dobbs Told Maria Bartiromo That Going To CNBC Would Be The Biggest Mistake Of Her Life
The most famous business journalist in the world – Maria Bartiromo – started her career as a production assistant at CNN. She was pulling the overnight shift for years before moving on to become a producer. Maria did every line production job in the place and then got “promoted” behind the scenes. And hated it. [...]
HTC looking into developing its own OS
While conducting an interview with Bloomberg, HTC CFO Cheng Hui-ming revealed that the Taiwan-based company is currently exploring the possibility of creating its own smartphone OS. Although readily stating that HTC has no plans to abandon support for Microsoft’s Windows Phone and Google’s Android, Cheng was not so willing to discuss rumors which would see [...]
Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein tells it like it is
In a must-read interview (for Palm fans, anyway) at CNN Money, Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein candidly laid out Palm’s current situation, the missteps of the past year and a half, and why he’s still bully on Palm’s chances to survive and even thrive as an independent company. Rubinstein speaks out about plenty of issues [...]

