Weekly Ten: the iSlate is coming, 2009: A breakthrough year for mobile Linux, IPv4 is Doomed

"6. A decade's worth of IPv4 addresses
During the first decade of the 21st century we went through over 1.3 billion IPv4 addresses. eighty-one percent of the usable IPv4 addresses are now gone, leaving us with just a couple years' supply left.
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"7. 2009: A breakthrough year for mobile Linux
In 2009, mobile consumer devices including netbooks, e-readers, tablets, MIDs, PMPs, and mobile phones were increasingly dominated by embedded Linux or the Linux-based Android.
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"8. Google Nexus One hands-on, video, and first impressions"

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