Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "OMAP technology",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Development kit for wireless/multimedia devices from
Mistral Software, which we summarised at the time by saying "The OMAP2430 starter kit is a software development and device prototyping platform for wireless/multimedia-based applications and devices based on the OMAP2430 application processor".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Framework enables multimedia handsets from
Sasken Communication Technologies: "Application framework has been successfully integrated onto TI's OMAP-Vox platform".
In December 2006, we covered the news from Sasken Communication Technologies
concerning its LoCosto single-chip value platform
- take a look at Sasken powers affordable multimedia phones
which says: "Sasken Communication Technologies has announced that Sasken's application framework ARIA has been successfully integrated on to TI's 'LoCosto' single-chip value platform".
Take a look also at the news release from Sasken Communication Technologies, Application framework fits LoCosto-based handsets,
as well as Technology centres go beyond the cellular from Texas Instruments (April 2006-),
and Software speeds switch to Windows CE 5.0 from Mistral Software.
See also:
Platform is basis for Edge handsets
(August 2006)
LG Electronics has chosen TI's OMAP-Vox platform for a new series of Edge handsets
Third-generation IC integrates more into handsets
(February 2006)
TI reckons the OMAP 3 platform will transform the mobile phone into a personal and professional tool that allows consumers to integrate work and entertainment into one device
Automotive infotainment to the fore at CES
(January 2006)
Third-party relationships help provide manufacturers with the tools they need to help quickly and reliably bring multimedia and communications applications to the centre stack/head unit
Package puts Windows CE 5.0 on latest OMAP
(June 2005)
MPC Data has announced the only Windows CE 5.0 board support package currently available for the recently introduced Texas Instruments OMAP 5912 OSK development platform
Processor focuses on automotive infotainment
(June 2005)
Texas Instruments has introduced a new OMAP processor for high-performance, feature-rich automotive infotainment products, including digital media and hard disk drive-based head-units
Wireless platform combines applications and modem
(February 2005)
A new wireless platform combines applications and modem functionalities and allows handset manufacturers to easily scale across multiple market segments for GSM/GPRS/Edge and UMTS standards
Processors are made for automotive infotainment
(October 2004)
TI reckons it has raised the bar for the in-car infotainment experience with the industry's first fully integrated solutions optimised for next-generation automotive infotainment applications
Budget intro to OMAP-based design
(September 2004)
The OMAP5912 Starter Kit (OSK) is intended to smooth the way for the rapid adoption of ARM-plus-DSP SoC technology in the portable data terminal (PDT) market
Vibren acquires Accelent Systems
(September 2004)
Vibren Technologies has acquired Accelent Systems, a leading provider of embedded development products and services
Dual-core processor for portable data terminals
(April 2004)
Delivering critical technology to the portable data terminals market, Texas Instruments has released the OMAP5912 processor, a heterogeneous digital signal processor plus ARM device
Second-generation processor puts it all in one
(February 2004)
Texas Instruments reckons its new OMAP 2 architecture for 2.5 and 3G mobile phones that will transform what were trendy devices into a high-quality, personal entertainment experience
Multimedia processor migrates down to 90nm
(December 2003)
The OMAP1710 is the first multimedia applications processor developed using TI's advanced 90nm process technology, offering up to 40% improvement in performance at half the power drain
Software provides a haven from prying phones
(September 2003)
Safe Haven is a novel system for controlling the use of camera phones to ensure privacy
A wireless PDA concept called Wanda
(March 2003)
Mobile device manufacturers will be able to deliver simultaneous wireless voice and data connectivity with a novel triwireless PDA concept design from Texas Instruments
Processors boost wireless application performance
(February 2003)
Five new OMAP processors increase the performance of advanced applications that include graphics, multimedia and Java as much as eightfold while decimating power drain in wireless handsets and PDAs
Matsushita joins the Sasken multimedia fan club
(October 2002)
Matsushita Communication Industrial has joined the list of leading wireless terminal manufacturers selecting Sasken's mobile multimedia codec licenses for use in their wireless devices
Digia and Teleca aid TI in wireless development
(November 2001)
Texas Instruments has announced two new TI-licensed companies that extend development support and training capabilities for developers who use its OMAP processing platform
TI supports open mobile architecture initiative
(November 2001)
Texas Instruments has announced its support for the open mobile architecture initiative, launched by Nokia with other industry leaders
TI sets up Independent OMAP Technology Centres
(August 2001)
Texas Instruments has announced a worldwide initiative that extends development support and training capabilities for TI's OMAP processing platform