Would there be a problem with doing two (or more) calls in series and just
adding up the time of each call? I would be impressed if the battery
survived through two near four hour calls. Just be sure to start the
second call shortly after the first one finishes.
On Tue, May 27, 2008 5:27 am,
Hello.
Recent Lifehacher article [1] rose a privacy-related question in my
head -- how to protect user personal data if phone is stolen?
First of all - I assume that phone was stolen for it's physical
contents (and not to steal your data), so attacker will likely just to
turn it on, and won't
Sounds all pretty intresting. The only problem I see is that 'till now
we only have a location, but not a navigation app (even if that
shouldn't be a probelm, when we have reliable maps).
In what language/toolkit do you plan to work?
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 5:08 PM, Staley, Daniel L [EMAIL
Staley, Daniel L wrote:
So now that the freerunner is almost upon us (my friends will be glad when it finally
comes out after a year of telling them a couple months from now I'll have
it!), I have thought about what my first project is going to be.
Being the nerd and impulsive buyer I am, I
Well, I haven't had any luck getting Pro/Engineer Wildfire 4.0 to
install on Linux with Wine. It fails at a different point every time
with one of a dozen documented errors. They suggesting ordering
installing off a CD to fix most of those issues.
Guillermo, I actually started an email to you
Ian got a phone with the Apps based on GTK. everyone will.
However, I wanted to let the community see the NEXT STEP.
So the next step ( ASU) is now public. you need a GTA02 to appreciate it.
and even then it's a raw first look at pre alpha software.
maybe Kevin Dean or the Ians can make
Ian,
There are two different software loads.
Out of the box you should have Openhand Apps running on GTK.
That is the BASE functionality. dialer, sms, contacts.
The future software stack is available from Michael. Entirely different
monster.
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Well not entirely.
At least not the vanilla funambol installation.
Of course syncing contacts/calendars/notes can be done with funambol out
of the box.
But in the thread .Mac like service there came up some additional
ideas (like a transparent filesystem that stores files in the net when
Talk time is an interesting metric.
It would be cool to see how claimed talk times correspond with measured
talk times.
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Jens Meyer schrieb:
funambol is GPL (?!)
funambol is affero gpl ( www.fsf.org/licensing/licenses/a*gpl*-3.0.html
), which just means you have to provide the sourcecode if you offer a
service based on it (which is fine with me).
And yes it would make more sense to build a service eco system
This project looks to be exactly what I need to integrate with! It even takes
commands over dbus!
Well that sounds like a good starting point. Does anyone know if the media
player currently implemented takes start/stop commands from dbus? If not
(which im assuming from the state it was in
steve wrote:
Ian got a phone with the Apps based on GTK. everyone will.
However, I wanted to let the community see the NEXT STEP.
So the next step ( ASU) is now public. you need a GTA02 to appreciate it.
and even then it's a raw first look at pre alpha software.
Actually, I believe they
Wow, that actually looks better then I expected. According to
PhoneScoop, my Nokia E51 has a talk time of 4 hours or so. Although
I'm not too sure if this is with UMTS or GSM, and I can't really test
as there is no such thing as free calling here.
Cheers,
Federico
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 9:13
I'm not completely certain but I don't think TangoGPS does routing. I think
Navit was written with cars in mind. TangoGPS will keep track of your
friends.
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 2:27 PM, Kosa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That looks nice, but what about the TangoGPS?
Marcus? It's been a while
Oh I'm not looking to replace TangoGPS. I've been following his project since
he first released it on my Neo, and I've been very impressed. However, I dont
believe (correct me if I'm wrong Marcus) that it does directions or has a way
for me to easily interface with it in another application.
Yeah, there are GTA01 images for the ASU, I've tested them.
Not too much to report, ASU is almost totally non-functional but it
gives a good view of it's potential.
I planned on doing video over this weekend but I got sick for the
first time in almost three years. *growls*
On Tue, May 27, 2008
Hey again,
To try and answer some more questions, as Christoph has already done
so mostly... The reason for having an OWN server for this project was
to implement multiple things... We were going to start small, but
thing big, and go where no-one has gone before... Well, at least that
was
Hi,
I'm was sitting in my workshop with the cable modem out and the local
wireless not working correctly and so no internet access today, wondering if
we can expect to use the FreeRunner/Openmoko as a cellular modem at any
point. I haven't seen much mention of this. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Vinc
Am Dienstag, 27. Mai 2008 17:08:04 schrieb Staley, Daniel L:
So now that the freerunner is almost upon us (my friends will be glad when
it finally comes out after a year of telling them a couple months from now
I'll have it!), I have thought about what my first project is going to
be.
snip,
Marco Trevisan (Treviño) wrote:
Finally I've found something!
Einstein from freeyourphone.de got a Freerunner and started a very good
report [1]
Just to notify: Einstein has updated his post [1] with a battery test
done using the mwester suspend-enabled kernel [2] and, if I've
understood
I think you should be able to but GPRS data rates aren't anything to be
proud of [1], especially with web pages these days built assuming
broadband bandwidth. You might get away with sites built for mobiles
though. If I were you I'd work out how to get access to some wireless
somewhere
It should be no problem. You just have to set up your routing tables correctly
so that the desktop knows to route its traffic to the device, and the device
knows to forward traffic to the cellular connection. It would be really handy
to have an application to configure all of this
Since this question might be of general interest, I've taken the liberty
of answering it on the list.
Joseph asked about u-blox code, and Andy pointed us to the DM2 test code:
Yes, but I haven't reviewed it so I don't want to make representations or
promises.
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Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2008 12:48 PM
To: List for Openmoko community discussion
Subject: Re: My experience with
That's a great idea Matt! Might be a drain on the battery moving packets
around though. Speaking of which, would anyone know if it would be
possible to use a 3G USB dongle on one of these? I can't see why not. I
have a friend here in Australia who users a Three (Hutchinson) network
USB dongle
hi steve community
once upon a time a long, long time ago tim kersten set up a site to track
the wisdom of crowds [1] with regard to the question how many freerunners
will FIC sell in the first two months
the answer can be seen here (click the stats tab)
http://openmoko.hobby-site.com/ and is
0n Tue, May 27, 2008 at 06:15:14PM -0400, Kevin Dean wrote:
I planned on doing video over this weekend but I got sick for the
first time in almost three years. *growls*
Can you please post to this list when you have done it :)
With in the Subject the word video. Looking forward to
0n Wed, May 28, 2008 at 12:49:02AM +0200, Marco Trevisan (Trevi~no)
wrote:
Marco Trevisan (Trevi~no) wrote:
Finally I've found something!
Einstein from freeyourphone.de got a Freerunner and started a very good
report [1]
Just to notify: Einstein has
You git it.!!
My whole goal was to get a stable working set of basic apps as the factory
preload. That's the GTK stuff. People can work on it if they like, extend
it, change it, whatever. But it must be a working phone.
In parallel we would fork down a more adventurous path.
-Original
HI,
Is there a good library can handle MP3 id3tag encoding easily? AFAIK,
the encoding that in the id3tag can't be decided, it maybe ASCII,
UTF-8 and others which sometimes cause the software to decode some
error character.
The libid3tag can do raw reading to id3tag but not handle the encoding
2008/5/27 Bin Chen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
HI,
Is there a good library can handle MP3 id3tag encoding easily? AFAIK,
the encoding that in the id3tag can't be decided, it maybe ASCII,
UTF-8 and others which sometimes cause the software to decode some
error character.
The libid3tag can do raw
0n Tue, May 27, 2008 at 06:26:57PM -0700, steve wrote:
My whole goal was to get a stable working set of basic apps as the factory
preload. That's the GTK stuff. People can work on it if they like, extend
it, change it, whatever. But it must be a working phone.
I agree with this.
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