I am quite sure that there will be others who are longer in the business
(like http://www.handheld-linux.com to name one I know very well) to
resell
the GTA02 from within Europe.
But we must be aware that reselling needs some more margin for
handling all these
duties, tax, repacking,
Le jeudi 23 août 2007 à 08:58 +0200, Daniel Spies a écrit :
450USD are better than 500+ USD, and I would prefer a shop where I could
bring my phone to, if there are reasons for warranty usage.
Daniel (previously known as [EMAIL PROTECTED])
the main issue here are the following :
* using a
Hi all,
I followed the steps in wiki-openmoko to get openmoko on my pc running
Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fwan. Finally I also ended up with the same error
reported by *Frank Gau, *following are the error and logs given by the
mokomakefile:
NOTE: Running task 1395 of 3371 (ID: 2696,
Hi.
You can still use MyFav if you phone doesn't support it. It will require you
to log into
my.t-mobile.com to manage them, but it does work. My current phone doesn't
support MyFav,
but I use it with no problem.
Kenny
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Phani Kumar Kancharala wrote:
Hi all,
I followed the steps in wiki-openmoko to get openmoko on my pc
running Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fwan. Finally I also ended up with the same
error reported by *Frank Gau, *following are the error and logs given by
the mokomakefile:
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Rod Whitby wrote:
Phani Kumar Kancharala wrote:
Hi all,
I followed the steps in wiki-openmoko to get openmoko on my pc
running Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fwan. Finally I also ended up with the same
error reported by *Frank Gau, *following are the error and logs given
As a programmer, even *I* might be selling them, directly, from the
factory ..
j.
On Aug 23, 2007, at 8:27 AM, Dr. H. Nikolaus Schaller wrote:
I am quite sure that there will be others who are longer in the
business
(like http://www.handheld-linux.com to name one I know very well)
to
Hi Guys,
I'm not sure if I posted to the list before, or was just chatting on IRC -
but I have been a little busy over the past few days.
I collected my neo just over a week ago (see http://blog.zrmt.com/?p=42) and
was suitably impressed with it. I don't think there are enough
superlatives, but
Hi Guys,
I'm not sure if I posted to the list before, or was just chatting on IRC -
but I have been a little busy over the past few days.
I collected my neo just over a week ago (see http://blog.zrmt.com/?p=42)
and was suitably impressed with it. I don't think there are enough
superlatives, but
Sorry about that. I'm just fixing uicmoc4 to build against
Qt/Embedded, hence removing the dependency on X.
Mickey.
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Andy Loughran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
My gut feeling was that Vodafone would probably be one of the last
providers to support/distribute a linux-based 'open' phone given their
reputation fro crippling devices with their own version of the software,
none the less I also felt that the
On Thursday 23 August 2007 13:27, Andy Loughran wrote:
Hi Guys,
My gut feeling was that Vodafone would probably be one of the last
providers to support/distribute a linux-based 'open' phone given their
reputation fro crippling devices with their own version of the software,
none the less I
Brad Arnold wrote:
On 8/22/07, *Ian Stirling* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
NXP has a FM radio in a 2*3mm package that sits on the I2C bus and has 8
or so external components, to give you a complete FM radio.
Some $3 IIRC for the device in quantity.
2007/8/22, Jean-Eric Cuendet (ML) [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
It seems that a big problem we have here in Europe to get Openmoko
devices is that the shiping costs are quite high: around 80-100USD !!
I've opened a website that will sell GTA02 devices when they are
available, to other Europe
Giles Jones wrote:
On 22 Aug 2007, at 22:37, D. Vicario wrote:
To listen for streaming radio I MUST pay for the download, and the
price of data isn't cheap... so, the FM module is the only way, for
me, to listen radio. And I see very much use of it.
FM is only worth doing if you can
Well those were exactly my two thoughts:
1) Vodafone can brand it to a much higher level than ever before.
-'unlimited' customisation
2) Since HTC don't want branded (and 02 won iPhone - though I'm not too sure)
there's a gap in Vodafone's portfolio.
3) Vodafone can install their own
Brad Arnold wrote:
On 8/22/07, *Ian Stirling* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
NXP has a FM radio in a 2*3mm package that sits on the I2C bus and has 8
or so external components, to give you a complete FM radio.
Some $3 IIRC for the device in quantity.
On Thursday 23 August 2007 14:14, Ian Stirling wrote:
Giles Jones wrote:
On 22 Aug 2007, at 22:37, D. Vicario wrote:
To listen for streaming radio I MUST pay for the download, and the
price of data isn't cheap... so, the FM module is the only way, for
me, to listen radio. And I see very
Ian Stirling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
It's valuable if it's very cheap or free.
But it's another chip on the already large board.
There's a wifi/bluetooth/fm combo chip from Broadcom which could be considered,
subject to research into the open-ness of it (historically they've been closed).
On to, 2007-08-23 at 15:15 +0300, Ilja O. wrote:
2007/8/22, Jean-Eric Cuendet (ML) [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I've opened a website that will sell GTA02 devices when they are
available, to other Europe countries. I'll buy quantities of devices
from FIC and resell them from here, in Switzerland,
On Thursday 23 August 2007 14:38:02 Giles Jones wrote:
I suggested TMC simply because we are unlikely to see an open source turn
by turn routing system for the GPS in this device, so we could at least
have an application which could alert you of potential traffic issues ahead
(would be a case
I'm having the same problem. Could you please explain what you did
exactly to fix it.
Thanks
Michael 'Mickey' Lauer wrote:
Sorry about that. I'm just fixing uicmoc4 to build against
Qt/Embedded, hence removing the dependency on X.
Mickey.
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Giles Jones wrote:
Ian Stirling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
It's valuable if it's very cheap or free.
But it's another chip on the already large board.
Agree
DAB radios are more useful given the number of extra channels.
Agree.
Definitely more geekish. :)
There's no end of features you
Tilman Baumann wrote:
Giles Jones wrote:
Ian Stirling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
It's valuable if it's very cheap or free.
But it's another chip on the already large board.
Agree
DAB radios are more useful given the number of extra channels.
Agree.
Definitely more geekish. :)
Nicolas Bougues [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
It would be really cool to have RDS on a portable FM tuner. However, I'm
afraid RDS requires very good signal quality, which may, or not, be reachable
using a mobile device.
Many PDA GPS solutions have RDS. I've had RDS work on a mobile device with
Ian Stirling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
As to why not carry a seperate radio.
It's another thing to lose, charge, and get tangled in my pocket.
It doesn't vibrate to remind me when my favourite show is on.
It needs batteries charged.
It can't timeshift programs.
It can't broadcast sound over
Andy Loughran wrote:
Well those were exactly my two thoughts:
1) Vodafone can brand it to a much higher level than ever before.
-'unlimited' customisation
Actually, many carriers are now moving into new countries, as there is
more scope in places where people don't have many 'phones.
Thomas Wood wrote:
On Wed, 2007-08-22 at 19:49 +0300, Kalle Kärkkäinen wrote:
[...]
I guess that there should be something extra on the ui. It's pretty
plain as it is. Maybe there could be animations or some other stuff
that'd make the phone come to life? Maybe for the menus and toolbars
David,
That sounds like a very interesting Ph.D. project.
Should a carrier take interest in the neo1973, I think it would be good for
openmoko to have some resources available in order to tout the benefits - to
the provider - rather than just the customer of this new level of
customisation,
That information is not entirely correct.
The NXP TEA5766 has FM, RDS, and I2C. It can be implemented in a 36 mm
square area with only 11 external components (other than the IC). It
Operates at 2.7V, 15mA, and consumes 40.5 mW. The size of the IC itself is
3.3x3.3mm.
Sounds appealing, doesn't
Sorry, replyed to the wrong post...either way, interesting IC
On 8/23/07, Brad Arnold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That information is not entirely correct.
The NXP TEA5766 has FM, RDS, and I2C. It can be implemented in a 36 mm
square area with only 11 external components (other than the IC). It
I am frustrated. After waiting patiently for many, many months for the
hardware to arrive, and getting absolutely NO status information on my
order for weeks, I finally sent an email and I got this:
I am sorry that we are not able to arrange your order on 2nd batch
which is in mid-August.
On 23 Aug 2007, at 18:11, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why am I putting up with all this frustration reading about others who
-have- their phones and why should I not just cancel my order??
Convince me.
A few points, it's always been a developer release and a somewhat
experimental project.
On 8/23/07, Giles Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
DAB radios are more useful given the number of extra channels.
snip
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G O Jones
as long as you realize that now we're talking about multiple versions for
different regions... DAB isn't going to help me here in the US, and HD radio
DAB is only in Europe right?
How about if the phone had an expansion connector, next to some cavity
that isn't already filled with something (I hear there are some of
those, internally), and you could add modules as you please. The
connector would need to have a few GPIO connections to the main
On 8/23/07, Andy Loughran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
3) Vodafone can install their own 'branded' openmoko on the phone for mass
distribution, but this doesn't stop the 'hardcore' geeks or 'educated n00bs'
from changing the software over the the original openmoko.
/snip
um, all they'd
from what I've seen/heard, most of the GPIO lines are already taken up by
alt-functions, but we could have the (spi/nssp)/i2c busses brought out to
that location
On 8/23/07, Shawn Rutledge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
DAB is only in Europe right?
How about if the phone had an expansion connector,
Sounds fine.
I also thought later, some FM radio implementations seem to use the
headphone cable as an antenna, somehow (maybe they are just using the
shield of the cable, coupled capacitively as an antenna and through a
ferrite bead to ground? just guessing). So the module might need
such a
Try:
sudo apt-get install xlibs-dev
and rerun make openmoko-devel-image
-Rukhsana
Jimmy McMillan wrote:
I'm having the same problem. Could you please explain what you did
exactly to fix it.
Thanks
Michael 'Mickey' Lauer wrote:
Sorry about that. I'm just fixing uicmoc4 to build against
On Wed, 22 Aug 2007, Franco Austin wrote:
Therefore these colours mentioned above feel all machinist and not a bit of
warmth in them
I think we've hit a turning point now drawing artists and poets
to the project... :-)
--
Monty Brandenberg
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Giles Jones wrote:
GSM antenna is at bottom of phone, should be at top of phone.
I thought the idea of having the antenna at the bottom was so that the
signal isn't attenuated by your head so much during a call.
[At least someone told me that was a good thing on the RAZRs and it
sounded
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