Argentina: http://www.nextel.com.ar/productos/producto_i9_equipo.php
Peru http://www.movistar.com.pe/default1.aspx?id=14 for a start. I can speak (and read) Spanish so if you are interested in something in particular in South America let me know. For Brazil I can only read Portugheze and understand probably only 70%, but I can complete the rest with Google translate and other services - if I know what I'm looking for, that is. I found this page useful as a starting point: http://www.ostamyy.com/telecommunications/Argentina.htm Adrian On Thu, 2009-08-13 at 00:37 +1200, Wesley Parish wrote: > By the way, does anyone know the types of PDA and cellphone that are in use > in > Africa and India? (And for that matter, South America?) And the software > they run? > > Thanks > > Wesley Parish > > On Wednesday 12 August 2009 13:19, Adrian Mageanu wrote: > > http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/technology/2743757/Nine-open-source-mobile > >s-on-the-way > > > > The good news here - as I see it - is that the small players in the > > application development arena will have the support of the big guys of > > the likes of Vodafone. > > > > I have to say that in the past while working for a company who developed > > mobile apps on another platform, Vodafone was pretty supportive, > > providing some of their network services almost free of charge, and most > > important, they answered all my emails and returned almost all my phone > > calls (I used to co-ordinate the development process for that company). > > They also have several international programs whereas if they think your > > application is good - some tests are involved - they can promote it on > > various markets themselves. > > > > Never had the chance to work on mobile apps on Linux but, knowing their > > company culture, I think they'll be equally supportive for Linux > > platforms. It will be interesting to see how they will adapt to the FOSS > > business model. > > > > > > Disclaimer: I don't work for Vodafone, I don't have any business > > relation with them, nor do I use their services (by choice). > > > > > > Adrian >
