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Ndiyo presents at Less Is More conference

Ndiyo conference presentation generates media interest

Slashdotted!

One of the most welcome accolades in the technology world is to have one's stuff mentioned on Slashdot.

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Mailing list created

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TES report: Open Source software could save UK schools millions

An official study of the impact of using open source software in UK schools is coming soon...

BECTA report on Open Source in schools published

Report shows dramatic TCO savings for UK schools using Open Source software

Mark Shuttleworth visits Ndiyo

On June 24, the South African inventor, entrepreneur, astronaut and Open Source advocate, Mark Shuttleworth, visited Ndiyo.

Exciting 2006 Pilot Projects in Bangladesh and South Africa!

In partnership with the GSM Association and mobile network operators in Bangladesh and South Africa, we will be trialling Ndiyo-powered Internet Access Facilities in two parts of the world which have hitherto had poor Internet connectivity.

Personnel changes at Ndiyo

 

Ndiyo and the $100 laptop project

Widespread media interest in the so-called '$100 laptop' (OLPC) project has prompted many inquiries to Ndiyo about how the two projects are related. The answer is that while both are aimed at tackling aspects of the 'digital divide', they are based on radically different philosophies.

Nivo developments

 

CIC - starting a revolution in Internet access

The first Ndiyo-based Community Information Centre opens in Bangladesh: a four-screen internet cafe with internet connectivity via a mobile phone!

Interested onlookers in the Fultola CIC

 

The CIC in use

 

Ndiyo on the BBC World Service

Ndiyo featured on the BBC World Service's 'Go Digital' programme on 13th Jan 2006.

Ndiyo in South Africa

Two more Ndiyo installations are now operational in a South African township.

Ndiyo terminals in Attridgeville

 

A spectator at one of the Attridgeville installations

 

Ndiyo Blog

There's a new way to keep in touch with what's happening at Ndiyo!

Hubster - a new Ndiyo System model

At Ndiyo, we're exploring a new way to turn an ordinary PC into a multi-user machine.

Ndiyo in the Economist

The Sept 23rd edition of the Economist includes a piece entitled "Splitting the Digital Difference"

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Ndiyo releases ev2vnc software

ev2vnc is a utility which allows low-level Linux keyboard and mouse events to be sent to a VNC server.

Ndiyo on ZDNet

ZD Net on Ndiyo's role in bridging the digital divide

Business Weekly covers Ndiyo

Ndiyo "has a lower profile than a number of its AT&T peers and has not raised the VC millions of Virata, Level 5 Networks, Ubisense or Cambridge Broadband, for example, but looks set to make a truly global impact."

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Ndiyo Starter Kit launched

The Nivos are coming! Ndiyo announces a Starter Kit based around its current prototype hardware.

Ndiyo at GOVIS 2007

Quentin Stafford-Fraser gave the opening keynote speech at the GOVIS conference in Wellington, New Zealand, in May 2007.

Hubster - USB thin clients

Nivo technology comes in various forms. DisplayLink's chips are now embedded in some Samsung and LG monitors, allowing some interesting uses...

Ndiyo in The Guardian

Andrew Brown, writing in The Guardian, tells the story of Ndiyo.