Dave Crossland wrote:
There is also the secondary technical issue of CPU muscle - can puny
embedded devices like the iPhone and OpenMoko handle Java? ;p
Good question, I'll give it a go.
The FR can cope with debian so perhaps java isn't out of the question,
however I can't see it being too
2008/9/7 Tim Dobson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Dave Crossland wrote:
There is also the secondary technical issue of CPU muscle - can puny
embedded devices like the iPhone and OpenMoko handle Java? ;p
Good question, I'll give it a go.
The FR can cope with debian so perhaps java isn't out of the
Next Meeting
Our next meeting will be on Tuesday 16th September, 2008.
Dave Crossland, a well known free software advocate, is giving a talk
entitled 'Free as in profit (fonts and software freedom)'. Dave will
discuss the importance of fonts, how they count as free software and
how
So, I noticed with raised eyebrow that the Beeb is rolling out iPlayer on
the N96 handset.
(http://www.telegraph.co.uk/connected/main.jhtml?xml=/connected/2008/09/07/d
lbbc107.xml)
This is good news, because having unfettered unDRMed content at
comparatively high quality for just the iPhone
Christopher Woods wrote:
So, I noticed with raised eyebrow that the Beeb is rolling out iPlayer on
the N96 handset.
(http://www.telegraph.co.uk/connected/main.jhtml?xml=/connected/2008/09/07/d
lbbc107.xml)
This is good news, because having unfettered unDRMed content at
comparatively high
... and what about the neo freerunner platform!
And Android... And RIM's devices (that doesn't support DRM at all, something
one mobile music platform has already countered by selling major labels'
content in MP3 or AAC+ format)...
To be honest, I don't think the Windows Media DRM
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