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A short message and an invitation to all Linux users to introduce themselves and subscribe to my channel as I want to build a stronger base on that subject. I then re-uploaded my video where I completed installation of my first ever Linux Distro, Ubuntu 9.04. It was not on You Tube very long and saw it fit to show it again.

Unboxing style Video Review of my new LG GW620 Smartphone Mobile which has Google Android OS which is based on Linux Open Source Operating System. I demonstrate how to use the Droid Touchscreen device, the Android Market and some of the best Games and Applications which I have installed. I go over all the phones software and hardware features. This Android smartphone is way better than any Apple iPhone in my opinion. Original video production by the www.OSGUI.com Tech Show.

Unboxing style Review and Tutorial on how to use this Fake imitation generic clone copy rip-off of a Apple iPod Nano which is known as a ONIX Multimedia MP3 MP4 Player 8GB black model. It only cost AUD from ALDI Supermarket and is available in a range of colours. I also demonstrate the Ubuntu Linux 10.04 Lucid Lynx Rythumbox Music Player and Ubuntu One Music Store and some other stores. Original video production by the www.OSGUI.com Tech Show.

We now have a multi-touch driver for the iPhone 3G. This is the biggest remaining piece of reverse engineering for the iPod touch and iPhone 3G and is a major milestone. The Zephyr2 driver demonstrated here should work on everything up and including the iPad eventually. Visit linuxoniphone.blogspot.com for future updates! I’d also like to thank the community for such a tremendous response. Each and every iPhone that I own are donations from the community and none of this would have been possible without your generous support.

A first generation Apple iPhone running the Linux kernel and Google’s Android mobile operating system. Details and source code available at linuxoniphone.blogspot.com

This is a little overview of the newest release of Ubuntu. Overview of new things and applications in the version, such as the iPhone recognizer in Rythmbox and Ubuntu Software Center. I’ve used it for a few hours now and found no bugs at all. This version is pretty stabil, if you ask me. Subscribe for more Ubuntu videos.

Competitor to the Apple iPad. Here’s a frist video of the WeOS interface. The WePad is a Tablet PC from the German company neofonie GmbH. It will be available from August 2010 for the mass market. The video is from the first press conference of the company.

Everybody is excited now about the product launch of the ipad but I guess it’s time to put it away and take a look at iphone support in the upcoming release of Ubuntu (10.04, Lucid Lynx). The first few minutes are containing footage from a fresh install. After that I compiled the latest version (1.0.0) of libimobiledevice what makes it all possible whit some other software. I suggest you to watch the video in HD. For Ubuntu head to: www.ubuntu.com If you’re looking for more information or building instructions www.libimobiledevice.org The music freemusicarchive.org PS: My iphone is not jailbroken since there is no option for that with 3.1.3 firmware.

The Linux Action Show, Season 11 Episode 3: Apple fires the first shot in their new war against Android, we go over what YOU NEED TO KNOW! Then – We load up the coolest new Desktop Linux app that turns your webcam into a production studio POWER HOUSE! Plus so much more! All this week on, The Linux Action Show!