Here are some random yet relevant browsings online: Motley Fool likes Wind River; IBM Rational engineer to give Webinar on open source software; and software vendors to demo an integrated Linux mobile phone stack.
* Motley Fool writer Tom Taulli likes what he sees at DSO vendor Wind River. "With its strong technology, top customer base, and solid financials, Wind River is well-positioned to benefit from this market move," he writes in this recent article, Wind River's Climate Improving.
* Erich Gamma, IBM distinguished engineer at IBM Rational Software and a leader of the Eclipse project, will be giving a Webinar on open source software development on Thursday, Dec. 8, at 11 a.m. Pacific / 2 pm Eastern. Learn more and register here.
* Four software vendors will demonstrate an integrated Linux mobile phone stack in San Diego this week, reports LinuxDevices.com. The four are: MontaVista, Digital Airways, Sky MobileMedia, and startup Bluefin Mobile. The four will reportedly show their combined offering running on a Texas Instruments OMAP smartphone reference platform at Sky's "World Handset Forum" event. To learn more view the article.
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