InfoWorld: IBM linking Linux to wireless devices

Aug 20, 2000, 13:58 (0 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Ephraim Schwartz, Ed Scannell)

"IBM WILL BE boosting its support of the embedded Linux platform with Linux middleware for Bluetooth-enabled devices."

"Code-named BlueDrekar, the Linux Bluetooth drivers will give programmers designing applications for Linux access to Bluetooth technology."

"This allows a programmer to write their application in Linux and [have it] be transportable over Bluetooth, said Daniel Jue, manager of IBM's AlphaWorks site."

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