Enthusiasts of two particularly geeky corners of the computing landscape, the Linux operating system and the handheld computer, can now buy a toy that combines the best of both worlds. Japan's Sharp ...

You just got your Zaurus and you are very proud of it. You tried every single application, then even typed some commands in the terminal, like uname -a, ping localhost and ifconfig to prove to ...

Sharp Electronics is going its own way in the PDA space, and if the Zaurus SL-5500 ($500 street) is any indication, it's not a bad road to be on for some buyers. Unlike most other PDA makers, who have ...

With Sharp Electronics' rollout of the Zaurus, Linux has been getting more attention as a viable platform for handheld devices. One obvious draw is that many developers and tech enthusiasts like using ...

In an advisory posted Wednesday to a Syracuse University computer-science Web site, researchers said they had found vulnerabilities in Sharp's Zaurus SL-5500 and Zaurus SL-5000D handhelds. The flaws ...

With Palm devices gaining popularity by the day in Japan, Japanese electronics maker Sharp is under a lot of pressure to maintain its market lead in the country's personal digital assistant market.

I4U has plenty of pictures and a short commentary on the Sharp's new Zaurus SL-C3000, the first PDA with a 4GB hard drive (and which also happens to runs on Linux and come with a QWERTY keyboard).

You just got your Zaurus; you tried every single application and even typed some commands in the terminal to prove it really is a GNU/Linux machine in the palm of your hand. You know where most of the ...

In an advisory posted Wednesday to a Syracuse University computer-science Web site, researchers said they had found vulnerabilities in Sharp's Zaurus SL-5500 and Zaurus SL-5000D handhelds. The flaws ...

The makers of the OpenBSD operating system have announced the arrival of OpenBSD 3.7, the 17th release on CD-ROM (and 18th via FTP), which has enjoyed eight years of existence with only one remote ...