Linux.[citation][nom]Kevin Parrish[/nom]Hackers have devices of a USB cable that enables the Droid to control printers, cameras, and other Linux-based USB devices.
This means that the smartphone can directly connect and control printers, TV tuners, video cameras, and many other devices that speak [/citation]
The headline could be cleaned up a little. I would say: Hackers enabled the Droid to control printers, cameras, and other Linux-based USB devices.
I have another question: Do the devices have to run Linux themselves or do they simply have to be Linux compatible? I'm guessing it's the latter because I have never heard of mainstream printers that run Linux. I'm pretty sure that the devices only need to have a Linux driver available for them for them to work with Android. (Though they will probably have to be modified to work with Android.)