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`16.May.2001` Gerd Kautzmann (aka AC-Eule) per E-Mail	Heise: IBM WebPAD IBM will publish a WebPAD with QNX Neutrino as OS and Opera as WWW-browser. A customer also has been found, yet. If the device contains a PPC or a x86 processor was not mentioned in the message. IBM had announced PPCs for Internet appliances (just like this one) where graphics chips and parts of the periphery will be integrated on the chip. And if anyone wonders why this message belongs to the newsticker, here one hint: "This could have been the AmigaNG (QNX+Opera+[PPC ?])". Article of Heise see title link (German). (ps) [News message: 16. May. 2001, 13:01] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`13.May.2001` AmigaArt	Instant-Messenger: JabberWocky Status Development of the instant messenger 'Jabberwocky' utilizing the Jabber-Technology which uses XML, is proceeding. For the time being the author is working on file send/receive support. Sinan Gurkan has published a screenshot on AmigaArt showing several windows opened in the running Amiga port. A XML console and a window for message entries are among those windows. More information: jabber.org (sd) [News message: 13. May. 2001, 17:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`13.May.2001` Czech Amiga News	USB: Unified Amiga USB Development Effort At the time being several USB solutions for the Amiga are being developed. According to Robert Tsien and Thomas Graff Thoger it would be vital to get the 'Unified Amiga USB Development Effort' together in one open USB system Software, because of complexity. Robert Tsien and Thomas Graff Thoger are working on a software architecture to be introduced, soon. (sd) [News message: 13. May. 2001, 14:23] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`12.May.2001` ANN	Amiga port of SiN Finished, but... From a posting of Ben Hermans of Hyperion Entertainment it is evident that the Amiga port of the game 'SiN' is ready but the actual Amiga hardware isn't enough to cope with the requirements of the game. The port will be hold back until the AmigaOne hits the market. Hermans said that particularly the lower-end Blizzard acceleration cards couldn't offer the CPU speed needed for 'SiN'. (Translation: mj) [News message: 12. May. 2001, 12:33] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`12.May.2001` amiga.org	mozAmiga Site Updated The mozAmiga site at mozdev.org has been updated. Interested programmers can find there a summary of the project and of the developers resources. Amiga Inc. themselves want this port but for the time being there's only a reworked project manager available for the project. If you own the Amiga SDK and you'd like to bring some C++ code into the right form for the new system and want Netscape on the AmigaDE then have a look. (Translation: mj) [News message: 12. May. 2001, 10:17] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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