Hi list!
I wonder if it's possible to run Openmoko on other handhelds than the
Neo/Freerunner. Actually I need a new phone ASAP. As I already mentioned I
don't need the complete functionality immediately. Making and receiving
calls would be enough...
I already searched the web for some kind of
A while back, Hans Loeblich asked how many GTA01s were made, and how
quickly they sold. Here is the answer from Steve Mosher, our VP of
marketing:
We wanted to limit distribution to serious development engineers. The
total build over the life of the product was less than 5000. By any
measure
My previous fun and games have proven to me that the FreeRunner is
going to be the ultimate GPS device:
http://lists.openmoko.org/pipermail/community/2008-March/013855.html
But I couldn't help think about the possibilities of running OpenMoko
on something as cheap as this:
The idea of porting Linux and whatever GUI on top of it to non-Linux
devices is as old as Linux for non-x86, i.e. around 10 and more years.
And it is every time the same problem: No hardware specs of the device
(i.e. schematics and chip documentation) it is either impossible or
tremendously hard
You probably don't want to hear it, but no chance to get a phone that
supports your Must have + OpenMoko.
As Freerunner doesn't have EDGE or UMTS there imho won't be a chance to get
such a phone in 2008.
On 3/10/08, Daniel Spies [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi list!
I wonder if it's possible to
Why not get a bottom-of-the-line phone from T-Mobile or some other GSM
carrier? It will have the making and receiving calls feature and then
you can use the sim in the freerunner when it is available in a month or
two.
Daniel Spies wrote:
Hi list!
I wonder if it's possible to run Openmoko
you can use the sim in the freerunner when it is available in a month or
two.
Is that really the case? I've not read anything about even an estimated
timeline, and I am to the point where I am considering unsubscribing from the
mailing list because there is no real information being
Starting bid is $200.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=120232014254
I'm including a 2GB microSD card instead of the 512MB that shipped with
the phone, and also including a USB cable (I hate when cables aren't
included!)
More photos at http://iandouglas.com/neo1973/
Now
You can buy a Go Phone SIM card ($25, I think) at any ATT store operated by
corporate (resellers are generally useless in anything out of the norm.)
On Sun, Mar 9, 2008 at 2:37 PM, Ajit Natarajan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Is there a way to subscribe to ATT Go Phone in the U.S. without
Hello.
In my opinion, there are some highly usable project proposals in wish
list, that could be done by student (like me, heh-heh-heh...) during
summer.
First things first: platform should provide more than one GUI binding
solutions.
In my opinion binding framework porting priority is
I think this is a very good observation.
If you want to connect a neo to some usb device(s) for long periods of
time it would be very important to be able to charge it (otherwise it
will just run dry very fast).
Anyone know if you can?
Ivo
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 12:03 AM, Brad Midgley [EMAIL
On 10/03/2008, Jeffrey Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am to the point where I am considering unsubscribing from the mailing list
because there is no real information being written about.
Jeffrey I suggest you unsubscribe from the community mail list and
subscribe instead to the announce
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I think this is a very good observation.
If you want to connect a neo to some usb device(s) for long periods of
time it would be very important to be able to charge it (otherwise it
will just run dry very
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Somebody in the thread at some point said:
Somebody in the thread at some point said:
I think this is a very good observation.
If you want to connect a neo to some usb device(s) for long periods of
time it would be very important to be able to
Hi!
I was thinking much about a qwerty keyboard that can be easily used on
the small touch screen of OpenMoko with just your fingers. After some
thinking I have come up with an idea. To proove my concept I have also
implemented it.
The implementation is Java+SWT so you will have to install
Sorry to burst your bubble but the Qtopia release has this already, I
haven't executed the program but it seems to be the same as qtopia's
behaviour where you hold your finger on an area of the keyboard and a
little circle comes up with an enlarged view of the keyboard so you
can precisley select
My bubble is off :-(.
Yes it is the same. So Qtopia has it. It would be nice on OpenMoko too.
andy selby wrote:
Sorry to burst your bubble but the Qtopia release has this already, I
haven't executed the program but it seems to be the same as qtopia's
behaviour where you hold your finger on an
Hello,
As most of you know, there was a bug in earlier GSM firmware on Neo 1973
which prevented certain ATT 3G SIM cards from working in the Neo 1973.
As most of you know, the upgraded GSM firmware that fixed this problem
could only be installed by an employee of Openmoko.
I peformed this
I think it's cool anyways. Since the code is pretty small it can be
used as an example.
Also, since OM doesn't use qtopia as default, it would be nice if we
had a gtk version of qtopia's keyboard (if integration is not
possible).
Ivo
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 8:55 PM, Schmidt András [EMAIL
Hey Michael,
I use ATT as my service (since they bought out Cingular). I had an
Cingular SIM (63689 G 4004) that wouldn't work. You upgraded my GSM
firmware and it worked fine afterwards. (Thanks!)
It still works now.
Thanks,
Bobby aka wurp2
Subject:
Hello,
As most of you know, there
Weird.
I suppose this same SIM works in other phones (non neos)? Do you have
another ATT sim to try? Does the SIM keep track of what phones it is
inserted into? And if so, perhaps it's memory is full? I have not read the
GSM spec in great detail, but perhaps it is plausible :)
Maybe you sim is
Am Di 11. März 2008 schrieb Michael Shiloh:
Jae Stutzman wrote:
Weird.
I suppose this same SIM works in other phones (non neos)?
Yes; it works perfectly in the ATT provided Nokia.
You activated hardware-password on the GSM-module?
I never heard of SIM-cards remembering the phones
Jeffrey Thomas wrote:
[...] and I am to the point where I am considering unsubscribing from the
mailing list because there is no real information being written about. I don't
mind that, and I enjoy the conversation, but it fills my email box with
distractions while I work :)
I find it
If it helps any, using the March 4th daily build, my Neo registers just
fine on both my TMobile and ATT SIM's and both receive SMS messages and
can place phone calls.
Mind you, I can connect to TMobile from within my apartment to
make/receive a phone call and receive SMS messages. Inserting
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