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
I just heard about GrandCentral, now owned by Google. They have some pretty
interesting ideas as well.
It's a single number which will connect to all of the other numbers which you
give it; it also makes you state your name before connecting the call, so that
the other side can take it or
http://it.slashdot.org/it/08/01/31/130245.shtml
Basically, using a mobile phone as a thin client. This would be great if one
could enter a specific server to connect to, so that individual users could
supply a home IP (or Dynamic DNS domain) which would do the necessary
processing for them,
But qtopia is
probably really the better choice for a phone.
And yet OpenMoko is using GTK shudder
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I am unable to attend this meeting due to geography, but if anyone is in
attendance I would be interested to hear the Google people's response to why
they felt the need to start a competitive project rather than join the OpenMoko
team.
Michael, as an official in the OpenMoko community, I
64kbps (which is simular to a mp3 in 128kbps) without reencoding;
which should be good enough for most of us.
It really isn't very good, and I wouldn't consider (a) reencoding files just
for use on the Neo, nor (b) starting future encoding at this low rate. I like
my music and video at a
Its really hard to imagine a company building a phone that didnt think
through what frequencies were needed. More interestingly, that it took
a trip from Michael to Taiwan to get anyone to focus on it. If this
substantially sets back the development effort, it really is a major
blow to the
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On Tuesday 06 November 2007 11:46:11 am Mike Hodson wrote:
I literally go to
www.au.kddi.com and cry.
Really? Literally? :p
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Why did you pick the Apache v2 open source license?
Correct, its a developer-friendly licenses, as they put it. I prefer the GPL
because its a USER-friendly license.
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To be honest, I understand the concepts of better contrast etc, but the
proposed interface is very blockish and not nearly as nice looking as the fades
and the use of Orange in the current. I do understand that it is a quick
mockup, and that I myself have had no suggestions (nor do I claim to
. Is it practicable, or will the vibrator
exhaust
the battery?
Greets,
Sven
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It seems that most the things on this wish list are entirely unnecessary
and battery consuming
I am not sure what else is on the list, but I think this (vibration feedback)
is a pretty useful feature, especially for non-geeks. Remember, a lot of
think a GUI on a computer isn't needed, but how
Anyone know if Synergy (client), which allows for mouse/keybd/clipbd sharing
between two or more computers, will be available on the Neo?
http://synergy2.sourceforge.net/
Thanks,
el jefe
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I'm going to get a new laptop soon, and I would love to find one that is
designed with the same dream in mind that drove the design of the Neo. Does
such a thing exist?
I'm not sure about the openness of the hardware, but check out the upcoming
EeePC from Asus. It's what I've been waiting for
I don't see why one user would not want to reveal his location, because
he already send it regularly, although less precisely, to his telco
because that's how GSM works. AFAIK, telcos are then free to use this
information commercialy and forced to give all details to the cops when
asked to,
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Case modding for phones, cool.
Maybe we should have like transparent (see-through) casing. Why do
we need closed cases for open hardware and software?
SK
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Clear soda bottles are fairly strong and not nearly as brittle as some
other clear plastics.
True enough, and i stand corrected. Their flexibility may even be a benefit --
i drop my current phone often enough and it survives; i would hope for
something similar on my Neo when I get it.
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