Korea Herald: Forum to explore wireless Web, embedded Linux technology

"Palm Palm Technology, a leading Linux solution developer, will be organizing the seminar, which will offer a comprehensive look into market trends and technology development worldwide of the Linux-based wireless solutions."

"The Korean venture firm is one of frontrunners. The company announced in June the development of "Tynux," a Linux-based OS for use in wireless Internet access terminals."

"The event, to be held at an auditorium in the National Assembly building in Yoido, will be attended by executives from leading foreign and domestic Linux specializing firms, including Hogne Tjemsland from TrollTech and Lars Boilesen of Opera."

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