implement encrypted conversation over GSM data calls, which AFAIK isn't
available in any of the closed phones.
There is such a solution of encrypted GSM call invented be some Polish
company:
http://www.tl2000.pl/en
They claim they are first to invent this.
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Kind Regards
Patryk Benderz
IT
Rask,
Government will also want some return. I don't see clearly (yet) how
a project like ours can give them that (like OLPC and portuguese's
Magalhães).
A phone that's more difficult to sneak spyware into than a closed
one such as an IPhone or Blackberry. How do you know it isn't secretly
Great progress, thanks for the update. There's one thing I'm wondering about
though... all of these activities seem to surround free hardware. While that's
great, I wonder whether there are any plans to support the development of
software as well?
Cheers,
:M:
On Thu, 2009-07-16 at 16:05 -0400, Jon 'maddog' Hall wrote:
Don't give up. If you look closely, you can see the light at the end of
the tunnel. It may be faint, but I have seen similar tunnels before,
and I can see the light now.
Warmest regards,
maddog, to me you've just been a name for
Hi Maddog,
it certainly sounds like an amazing opportunity, almost too good to be true
- what's the catch! :-)
I hope that you will find there is no catch. If you do think there is
a catch, please tell me.
Thanks again for bringing this to us, and the detailed responses. I
Warren, et. al.
This is a long letter...I apologize for that.
I must admit that in my less optimistic moments,I wonder about
that. The progress towards a stable, easily usable distro for
the FR has been slow.
However, I also think that at the moment
Jon 'maddog' Hall wrote:
So organize your needs. Reach out to your own universities and software
usability development groups. Get them to join the project.
Don't give up. If you look closely, you can see the light at the end of
the tunnel. It may be faint, but I have seen similar tunnels
Jon 'maddog' Hall mad...@li.org writes:
I am really sorry for that.
If that is the worst thing you ever do, you will certainly have a
wonderful life.
LOL, indeed! :D
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Be free, use free (http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html) software!
mailto:fercer...@gmail.com
Dave,
Hi Maddog,
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Thanks for looking into this - it certainly sounds like an amazing
opportunity, almost too good to be true - what's the catch! :-)
I hope that you will find there is no catch. If you do think there is
a catch, please tell me.
Do you
Levy,
and would
like to know if is something that I could do to participate on this
new effort opened by you.
First I want to say that I do not consider this a new effort, but a
continuation of the effort that the Openmoko community started. If I
opened something, it is only a door to help
Michal,
Could you clarify a bit what exactly is the goal of this effort?
Hmmm, I wrote a lot before I realized that you probably meant by this
effort the effort of having the university join the Openmoko project,
but originally I took it as the greater effort of bringing out an Open
Phone that
On 15/07/2009 7:39 AM, Michal Brzozowski wrote:
Could you clarify a bit what exactly is the goal of this effort? Is it
just designing a line of open hardware mobile devices (that's what it
sounds like), and selling them to manufacturers? Or do they also want
to help improve the software, like
Dear Openmoko Community,
In light of the refocusing of Sean's company on consumer items, there
has been a perceived vacuum created in the Openmoko community's efforts
to create next-generation open cellular smart phones.
I happened to be working with Dr. Marcelo Zuffo, a full professor and
the
Hi,
This is amazing - if it pans out. Not only would this add hw RD
capabilities - this could also help shore up the software with (I hope
eventually) so many students getting the opportunity to work closely with
the hw team in a university.
If it works out - the free phone will live on - and
Jon 'maddog' Hall wrote:
Dear Openmoko Community,
In light of the refocusing of Sean's company on consumer items, there
has been a perceived vacuum created in the Openmoko community's efforts
to create next-generation open cellular smart phones.
I happened to be working with Dr.
David,
I would appreciate the translation. Perhaps you can put those on your
web site.
As to the other universities, let's see what model we can create with
USP, keeping the other universities in mind, then we can extend that.
I do believe that growing the community through university
If it works out - the free phone will live on - and grow!
I will say that I have been saddened and angered lately (and people who
have seen my anger in the past know what that is) about the questions of
is the FreeRunner dead. I do not blame the people who asked the
question, just the fact that
Brenda,
Brenda Wang wrote:
+1
It's really great to hear this.
In Taiwan, Tsing Hua university also has a OPENlab.
I would like to work with the community to engage various universities,
but as I have mentioned before, with limited resources and a press to
get the Openmoko program stable
Harry,
Nice to hear good news from maddog, but I am curious how many
Freerunner that Koolu will buy from Openmoko?
I have no idea what this has to do with the conversation, other than
Koolu (of course) having a business interest in seeing that the Openmoko
is successful as a project. I do not
John,
I made some contact with Openmoko regarding joining their Openlab
programme a while back now and need to follow that up. We have created
an MSc in Network and Mobile Computing which has a module designed to
specifically use Openmoko. The MSc starts this September so I am
very
Brenda Wang ccat...@seed.net.tw writes:
Brenda Wang wrote:
Professor King is the contact of OPENLAB at Tsing Hua university. You can
visit his homepage. And contact him.
http://www.cs.nthu.edu.tw/~king/
I believe that he will happy to receive your mail.
Regards.
Brenda Wang
Brenda,
Brenda,
I am sorry to make you guys uncomfortable.
While Paul was right about the convention, and following convention may
make it easier to read your email in the future, I (for one) was able to
determine what you meant.
I am really sorry for that.
If that is the worst thing you ever do, you
On 14/07/2009 1:28 PM, Jon 'maddog' Hall wrote:
Brenda,
I am sorry to make you guys uncomfortable.
While Paul was right about the convention, and following convention may
make it easier to read your email in the future, I (for one) was able to
determine what you meant.
I am really sorry
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