for the most here on the list to see it.
I moved some files and removed the ASF file in favour of the mp4 file,
since the ASF file caused a lot of problems for people to get to play.
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* calls would go down to $0/month. Then, $100 for
unlimited voice calls isnt that expensive.
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I think a good Jabber client could totally supplant MMS - it support
file transfers, which is all MMS really does (I think), as well as
things MMS never dreamed of like encryption and presence and etc.
Putting a good mobile-UI on, say, Psi or one of the other open source
Jabber clients shouldn't
the whole security of that firmware load?
Suddenly the user no longer consents to the DRM, and thus makes the secure
firmware a GPLv3 violation
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more free due to BSD code in apple
products, or less free? I believe you are less free.
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Sean please just ignore idiots like this. The rest of us know
you're doing the best job you can and want to see the phone out
ASAP just as much as we do. In summary: ignore the trolls and
keep doing what you're doing.
--pj
On Saturday, Jan 27, 2007, Sean Moss-Pultz writes:
On 1/26/07 9:40
On Fri, 26 Jan 2007, Harald Welte wrote:
So I sincerely doubt that OpenMoko would ever actively support
proprietary applications (e.g. by DRM hooks). We certainly cannot do
anything against them, though.
GPLv3?
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How about a locked-down 'kid version' of the UI with touchable pictures for
'mommy', 'daddy', etc ? Maybe not even labelled, but just the pictures?
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Joe Pfeiffer wrote:
Is anyone looking into the difficulty of porting old PalmOS
applications to OpenMoko? There are a few of them that I'd really
hate to lose (the Pilot-DB flat-file database and the Timing multiple
timer are two I use a lot, and haven't seen any equivalent Linux
programs for).
Derek Pressnall wrote:
One of my favorite alternative inputs is a system callec QuickWriting
(I've also seen it called qwikscript, qwikscroll, etc). The concept
is that you have the alphabet aranged in groups along a circle, where
the circle is divided into eight sections. Each section
Ole Tange wrote:
On 1/15/07, Paul Bohme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave Crossland wrote:
On 15/01/07, Gervais Mulongoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Heh, until the phone spam operators start using basic voice
recognition and
to defeat the simple riddle :p
Spammers don't do email address de
Dave Crossland wrote:
On 15/01/07, Gervais Mulongoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Heh, until the phone spam operators start using basic voice
recognition and
to defeat the simple riddle :p
Spammers don't do email address de-obfuscation because it takes too
much processing time; I can't see them
Derek Pressnall wrote:
Since devices like the neo 1973 and the iphone don't have a keypad, I
thought of an idea that could provide a close substitute.
How about making a screen protector type of overlay that is
transparent at the top, but the bottom section would have raised bumps
in a keypad
Mike wrote:
Marcel de Jong wrote:
ps.
I really don't like the fact that 'reply' doesn't work on this
mailinglist. I have to add the mailaddress myself. (this is the only
mailinglist that I know, that does that this way)
You'll want to be careful here - is an odd thing that people get really
Grahame Falvey wrote:
On 15/01/07, Joe Pfeiffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Grahame Falvey writes:
Is the microSD slot accessable while the phone is operational? Or
does one have to remove the battery and hence power down the device in
order to swap out the card?
As far as we know, it requires
Jon Phillips wrote:
I guess this is the perfect example of where you need infrastructure up
on the openmoko.com website. I think having http://wiki.openmoko.org
sooner rather than later would be good, otherwise, the community is
already routing around this and putting content here and there...
Sven Neuhaus wrote:
Sean Moss-Pultz wrote:
We have two more kits that will be available (in addition to the
standard
kit): A Car Kit and a Hacker's Lunchbox.
Car kit? Please tell me it includes car navigation software... :)
This screen (not to mention the GPS) is just screaming for maps to
Sean Moss-Pultz wrote:
On 1/10/07 12:47 AM, Sven Neuhaus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Something is seriously wrong if they can't present a working unit the same
month they were originally going to ship them. Didn't they talk about
shipping units to a few devs in December?
I wanted to
Michael 'Mickey' Lauer wrote:
That's a nice idea. I wonder a) whether the softest movement we can do
with the vibrator that would still not be interfering with operating
the device and b) how much power such an option would suck.
Was wondering this (b) myself, but doesn't seem like it would
Gabriel Ambuehl wrote:
On Wednesday 20 December 2006 15:31, Marcin Juszkiewicz wrote:
It is easy to find 2GB usb sticks on market for 20 EUR. FIC Phone will get
64MB (preliminary specs)...
Can it get more? 512MB or more with good partitioning (/ + /home) would be
nice
I would second
Jeremy wrote:
I'm no expert at all, but I do know that when we were designing a
device with a Kyocera m200 CDMA data module
(http://www.kyocera-wireless.com/m2m-business/index.htm), the module
itself was carrier (Sprint in our case) approved and FCC approved, but
once we incorporated it into
if the one in the neo1973 does not...
Sean or anyone who knows... Is configuration by sms possible with this
phone? Can we override it with a gui? Or ony by the gui maybe?
--Tim
On Wed, 13 Dec 2006 17:19, Paul Bohme wrote:
Jeremy wrote:
I'm no expert at all, but I do know that when we were
Sean Moss-Pultz wrote:
On 12/7/06 12:00 PM, Christopher Heiny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do we really want a shiny geek toy? Something that is super cool and
technologically advanced, but only nerds will want to hack on?
Or should we be working toward a solid OpenSource platform that will
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