Greetings,
Some weeks ago a new software for Android has come out, the 8pen:
http://www.the8pen.com/
the video clearly introduces a modified/simplified version of
Quickwriting, an open (ie unpatented) input method invented a few
years ago.
Now they are trying to put a patent on it, even on
Helo community.
Today I've read an article about a new so for mobile phones with android
installed. Its name is Replicant (http://replicant.us/). It comes from
android, and the intention of the developers is to clean android from
closed source code and provide a completely free/open
Hello urodelo.
If I recall correctly, Replicant folk are quite familiar w/ FreeRunner
the OpenMoko phones.
They are already using the GSM interface library written by OpenMoko. It
should be fairly easy to port back collaborate.
On Mon, 2010-11-08 at 15:55 +0100, urodelo wrote:
Helo
Hi Brian.
They already know the FR, as we could guess. Actually they are looking for
somebody willing to collaborate on that project. I'm reading they look for
testers too, but I think any kind of help would be appreciated... Anybody
interested? I don't know them but imho it looks worth to
Hi, Benjamin and list
Yesterday i followed suggestion about capacitors and installed them.
Huge thanks for suggestion - one big annoyance fixed for me too! Now my
time is kept while i am replacing battery without any troubles, for far
i tested only few minutes of life without battery.
I did some
Hi. Thanks for the answer.
So you both are already working on replicant? That's good. I either don't
like the android license, that's because I've thought that having a free
android, as the replicant is intended for, would be nice. I personally
use qtmoko and shr, but for me more choices we
Hi All,
I want to hack a bit on the Wolfson sound chip.
The ultimate goal is to make a FR to FR modem conection, using the GSM
voice band.
But the first step would be to generate a sine wave and feed it to the
wolfson chip.
I know i can use the alsa driver, but i would like to experiment a bit
Ed Kapitein e...@kapitein.org writes:
Does anyone have pointers on how to address the hardware and its
registers etc?
I want to write the program in C and need a starting point.
I think you need to write kernel space code to use it since there are
shared resources like i2c that can not be used
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