Hi everyone,
The details of the P1+ discount for people who buy a P1 aren't out yet
but I wanted to put forward
this question anyway.
Do you think this discount will be locked in a 1:1 relationship?
ie, buy one P1 and get a discount on one P1+
Or do you think we will be able to buy say, two
= Hardware =
== Size ==
The phone is BIG. There is no other word for it. It makes it even
worse when you open the phone and see that a lot of space is wasted:
Half of the thickness is taken by the battery, a very small vibrator,
2 small loud speakers and half of the 2 antennas - leaving 50% of
On 5/14/07, Ole Tange [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
= Hardware =
I have been asked which phone versions this covers
Phone version: GTA01B_V3 and GTA01B_V4
Both are phase-0 phones.
/Ole
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Robin Paulson wrote:
i've been thinking recently about other applications for the openmoko,
beyond the usual phone/maps/gps/internet access, and a couple of them
require an accelerometer
i could find no mention of one in the wiki, either in the hardware
list or the wish list. does anyone have
On 5/14/07, Ole Tange [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So to me the following actions should be put on the left side:
left, undo, back, cancel, previous, no, reject-call
and these should be put on the right hand side:
right, apply, forward, OK, next, yes, answer-call, do-it
I just want to point
From all phones I saw being sold in Europe (and few years ago in Asia) only
Motorola (and not in all
models) use the reject-on-left and answer-on-right style. Maybe Im mistaken but
I always tought that
all others just do the oposite? Have no idea where did it come from,
considering that first
Hi,
Wouldn't expansion via existing usb or BT be preferable? If a few types
of hardware that's accessable via these ports has been developed with
some sort of driver and application then further development will have a
foundation to work off of and the usefullness will be clear for
Piotr Duda napisał(a):
models) use the reject-on-left and answer-on-right style. Maybe Im mistaken but
I always tought that
all others just do the oposite? Have no idea where did it come from,
considering that first mobile
phones was made in Motorola as I believe, and others perhaps should
On 14/05/07, Piotr Duda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From all phones I saw being sold in Europe (and few years ago in Asia)
only Motorola (and not in all
models) use the reject-on-left and answer-on-right style. Maybe Im
mistaken but I always tought that
all others just do the oposite? Have no idea
On ma, 2007-05-14 at 07:21 -0500, Steven ** wrote:
It also occurs to me that in an OK/Cancel dialog, OK is always on the
left. So again, consistency would suggest leaving it that way.
OpenMoko uses GTK, which per default uses the Mac-style OK on bottom
right approach, which I find to be better
Bartlomiej Zdanowski AutoGuard Ltd. wrote:
Piotr Duda napisał(a):
models) use the reject-on-left and answer-on-right style. Maybe Im mistaken
but I always tought that
all others just do the oposite? Have no idea where did it come from,
considering that first mobile
phones was made in
I had mentioned this before, but it didn't get much conversation since
it was deep within a thread. Anyway, since there are no hardware
buttons for input, could we not use the vibrator to give a quick pulse
so that you still have some feedback as to when a button is pressed? It
might go a
On Mon, 2007-05-14 at 15:53 +0200, Bartlomiej Zdanowski AutoGuard Ltd.
wrote:
Piotr Duda napisał(a):
models) use the reject-on-left and answer-on-right style. Maybe Im mistaken
but I always tought that
all others just do the oposite? Have no idea where did it come from,
considering
Crane, Matthew wrote:
Hi,
Wouldn't expansion via existing usb or BT be preferable? If a few types
of hardware that's accessable via these ports has been developed with
some sort of driver and application then further development will have a
foundation to work off of and the usefullness will
I would be interested to know what you thought were strong suits of the
phone. Programs you liked, and other things that the phone does well. Just
curious I guess. I like hearing about the phone from people who have actual
models.
Thanks,
Matt
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ST makes a 3 axis mems accelerometers that speak SPI [and I2C]. VTI
has I2C only and SPI ones. I have the SPI/I2C one [LIS3LV02DL] made
by ST but I don't have it working yet. I'm still in awe of how small
it is -- much smaller than a tic-tac candy.
The same for me. Especially I'm interessted in the speed, the phone
functions (address book, dialer, history, ...) and the voice quality.
2007/5/14, mathew davis [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I would be interested to know what you thought were strong suits of the
phone. Programs you liked, and other
I too would love to hear more about the phone, even if its an early
release. Take it outside for us, and tell us about the sunlight reading!
Send us a photo of it being 'big', maybe in comparison to another phone or a
soda can or mouse pad!
Does anyone know if there are plans for the final
I was just looking at my current phone's size to compare it to the reports
of the Neo1973, and I dropped my phone. I do this a lot, and the phone has
held up. Each new phone I purchase is due to a battery issue only. I have
never broke a phone due to it falling (but I have broke an iPod due to
Jefe..
This is just my opinion here, but I don't see the Neo1973 to be a mass
consumer device, nor do I think that is/was FIC's/OpenMoko's intent. The
1973 is a SW Developer/Bleeding Edge Adopter platform. Its a starting
place and an incubator for ideas. I would not expect serious drop
So what would one do with a cell phone with an embedded gps assisted
inertial guidance system? Tape a rocket motor to the back for a new way
to destroy the iPhone?
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Jefe..
This is just my opinion here, but I don't see the Neo1973 to be a mass
consumer device, nor do I think that is/was FIC's/OpenMoko's intent. The
1973 is a SW Developer/Bleeding Edge Adopter platform. Its a starting
place and an incubator for ideas. I would not
David Ford wrote:
Even with tuning, FF is a dastard piggy. I've tested things with FF.
Start it with no history, no recovered session. Load up digg.com and do
nothing. Just let it sit there. It will sit there and slowly grow and
grow and grow. The caching isn't the problem, that's tunable.
Crane, Matthew wrote:
So what would one do with a cell phone with an embedded gps assisted
inertial guidance system? Tape a rocket motor to the back for a new way
to destroy the iPhone?
To be boringly pedantic.
An inertial guidance system is not possible with simply a 3 axis
accelerometer.
On Monday 2007-05-14 11:57:09 Hans van der Merwe wrote:
(At a high level, my use case is take pictures from my real camera
and upload them directly to flickr :-) That requires either an SD
slot, or USB host to talk to the card directly (or USB to talk to the
camera, but that's less
On 5/14/07, mathew davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would be interested to know what you thought were strong suits of the
phone. Programs you liked, and other things that the phone does well. Just
curious I guess. I like hearing about the phone from people who have actual
models.
It is a
On 5/14/07, Ben Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
The details of the P1+ discount for people who buy a P1 aren't out yet
but I wanted to put forward this question anyway.
Do you think this discount will be locked in a 1:1 relationship?
ie, buy one P1 and get a discount on one P1+
Or
On 5/14/07, Doncho N. Gunchev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 2007-05-14 11:57:09 Hans van der Merwe wrote:
Does anyone know how much work it will be to get the USB host working? I
will need it to drive a webcam for one of my projects.
Will this be possible?
If not done, you can still
On 5/14/07, Ole Tange [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/14/07, Doncho N. Gunchev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
However, I too am under the impression that only software is needed to
have the USB-connector act like a host.
/Ole
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On Monday 2007-05-14 17:47:27 Jonathon Suggs wrote:
I had mentioned this before, but it didn't get much conversation since
it was deep within a thread. Anyway, since there are no hardware
buttons for input, could we not use the vibrator to give a quick pulse
so that you still have some
On Monday 2007-05-14 14:33:48 Ian Stirling wrote:
Robin Paulson wrote:
i've been thinking recently about other applications for the openmoko,
beyond the usual phone/maps/gps/internet access, and a couple of them
require an accelerometer
i could find no mention of one in the wiki,
Yeah I can't imagine FIC doing even a 1:2 ratio. Unless the discount isn't
substantial by any means. Like $5 dollars off and a 1:5 ration maybe but
then that wouldn't really be a great discount would it. I just can't see
them doing anything but a 1:1 ratio. But that's just my opinion
On
On 5/14/07, Jonathon Suggs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had mentioned this before, but it didn't get much conversation since
it was deep within a thread. Anyway, since there are no hardware
buttons for input, could we not use the vibrator to give a quick pulse
so that you still have some feedback
On Monday 14 May 2007 14:46:08 Duncan Hudson wrote:
So, if I was a betting man I'd say that it either
didn't go off, or another show stopper / slip causer popped up.
Lets hope you are a crappy gambler. :)
Seriously though, It is starting to get a little annoying that we have not
heard
Agreed. It has been REALLY quite for the last month or so. We still dont
have any verified working phase 1. We havent heard anything about the
production run. We havent heard jack about the phase 1+. Its starting to
feel like we are being very left out of the loop. And since its us the
I was leafing through eWeek today (it's not much a magazine anymore) and
stumbled upon an article about Sun's new JavaFX scripting language.
There's a picture of Sun's Rich Green holding an Orange OpenMoko during
a presentation! There's also a close up of a black unit with FIC
printed on it.
Hi Stefano,
Sorry for the delayed response been away for a few days. Yep will be
very interesting to see how Sun commercializes the Savaje intellectual
property they purchased from the liquidated assets.
One of my clients www.Mexuar.com http://www.mexuar.com/ built a
number of applications
I dont know whats more sad... You creating a paperdoll of an OpenMoko, or the
fact that I downloaded it and made one for myself! LOL!
Hopefully it will confort me till I get the real thing. :)
-Jason
On Monday 14 May 2007 15:40:31 Ole Tange wrote:
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