Regarding the repeated requests for google maps on the device:
YES IT IS POSSIBLE. YOU DO NOT WANT IT.
According to the terms, you aren't allowed to cache the data for further use
later. This means that you have to download the images over GPRS every time
you pass through an area. These images
Something else worth mentioning, regarding road usage, is that on a much
larger scale, we could get fairly accurate road data automatically if every
phone recorded where it went (unless the functionality was turned off) and
just uploaded that data automatically to a server when it was near an
What if somebody writes a free application that works but with charts that
cost money ?
You can't buy the charts. They are protected by various technical and
licensing methods in each of the products you use. The companies can't take
the risk of an open source software product revealing and
It's nice to have rational conversation and argument about this, rather than
the great amounts of handwringing which sometimes constitute the bulk of
these discussions...
The burden of a skype client is not primarily in the UI, most people
would be happy to just have a way to run Skype on their
I agree that while this is unlikely, it's the best option for all involved.
You would need a software company to write that binary library though...
which would probably not be a particularly profitable enterprise.
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For starters, a friendly reminder that it's spelled sense.
That said, the way to do this is not with skype, but with Asterisk. If you
route ALL your incoming calls through an asterisk box (whether hosted by
you, or by a service provider) it should be possible
made to the neo to make the outbound
calls?
On 3/28/07, Paul McMillan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For starters, a friendly reminder that it's spelled sense.
That said, the way to do this is not with skype, but with Asterisk. If
you route ALL your incoming calls through an asterisk box
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