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OK Bloggers include:
Engineers,
Developers,
Academics,
Executives,
and a variety of voices from the OK team.
We hope you enjoy this glimpse into our culture...
If you have any questions or comments please email us:
blog@ok-labs.com
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Posted by Team OK on December 13 at 10:43 AM
For some reason over the past two weeks I've had friends and colleagues coming up to me and asking What is android? This is a, hopefully short, post to try and answer that question. In an effort to keep this post short, I'm making statements without necessarily backing them up with argument. If anyone disagrees with ...
Posted by Benno Leslie on November 28 at 07:08 PM
When we were coming up with the name Open Kernel Labs, one of those three words, “Kernel,” was an obvious choice, because the core technology is a pure microkernel.
However, we had choices to make about the other two words—“Open”and “Labs.” We were quite deliberate in thinking about these words, because they speak ...
Posted by Steve Subar on November 27 at 05:43 AM
When you are as immersed in this technology as many of us are, you can forget to explain the basics. At tradeshows I am frequently asked: “What is a Microkernel”
Well, let me begin my describing what a kernel is. A kernel is basically the software component of an operating system that runs in the privileged mode of a ...
Posted by Abi Nourai on November 22 at 07:03 PM
Linux Conference (http://www.linux.conf.au)
Melbourne 2008
28 Jan – 02 Feb
At the 2007 OLS, Christoph Lameter presented a talk titled “Extreme High Performance Computing or Why Microkernels Suck”. Having more than a passing interest in microkernels, and having deployed one in a few (dozen? hundred?) million mobile ...
Posted by Gernot Heiser on November 21 at 08:31 AM
“A brand name is more than a word. It is the beginning of a conversation.” – Lexicon
When I was first introduced to Open Kernel Labs, the word that most intrigued me was Labs.
In branding, there are different ways to create a company name - the core of a firm’s brand identity. Organizations work to create a phrase or a ...
Posted by Marti Konstant on November 16 at 08:24 AM
That gets into some level of technical detail - so a use case might be the best way to answer that question. Think of the mobile phone as an example. That mobile phone has an application processor that the user interacts, which runs the browser, e-mail, and perhaps Microsoft Office applications and has the MP3 player, ...
Posted by Steve Subar on November 14 at 06:06 AM
About three years ago, in Australia, NICTA decided it was time to commercialize the results of their R and D. In conjunction with a group of Australian venture capital investors, NICTA created an Entrepreneur-in-Residence (EIR) program and began searching for an individual with the right experience and previous ...
Posted by Team OK on November 09 at 05:49 AM
We are excited to launch our first official blog. We are developers, lead architectural engineers, executives, marketers, educators, project managers, and academics. Many of us have been blogging independently for years, but we decided to create our team blog to share a bit of our culture with you.
As a team we share, ...
Posted by Team OK on November 06 at 05:31 AM