Pretty UI for OpenMoko

Hi! Are there ideas of creating TWUIK-like motion/transition engine for OpenMoko? This feature would be great for consumer product. For example compare UIs of Nokia 6230 and SonyEricsson K750... =#=-===-===#=--- - -- -=#=-- - - - - Best regards, Denis

GPS - PMB 2520

Does anyone know if the PMB 2520 GPS chip does true GPS calculations (with correlator) or does it only do Assisted GPS (A-GPS) ??? Thanks, Brendan. ___ OpenMoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org

Re: First impressions of Neo1973

On Friday 25 May 2007 13:37, Sven Neuhaus wrote: The software seems a lot worse than the hardware at the moment. Every reaction to user input is slow. The GUI is quite pretty but the speed is worrysome. What CPU is going to be in the upcoming faster version? I would not be surprised to hear

Re: GPS - PMB 2520

Does anyone know if the PMB 2520 GPS chip does true GPS calculations (with correlator) or does it only do Assisted GPS (A-GPS) ??? http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Hardware:AGPS ___ OpenMoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org

Re: Pretty UI for OpenMoko

Hi! Are there ideas of creating TWUIK-like motion/transition engine for OpenMoko? This feature would be great for consumer product. For example compare UIs of Nokia 6230 and SonyEricsson K750... There is no blitter on the neo1973, so moving or transforming full-screen windows is quite

Re[2]: Pretty UI for OpenMoko

Hi! Are there ideas of creating TWUIK-like motion/transition engine for OpenMoko? This feature would be great for consumer product. For example compare UIs of Nokia 6230 and SonyEricsson K750... There is no blitter on the neo1973, so moving or transforming full-screen windows is quite

Neo1973 vs Future OpenMoko Devices - whats a buyer to do?

I've not seen any of these devices except in the photos, and I've not seen any video/screen capture of the software in its current state. I understand that this is a first-generation device, and that when the Neo1973 is released that FIC will also be releasing a few additional 'secret' devices.

RE: Pretty UI for OpenMoko

Hi, You're saying to add transition effects to a window, which probably would not take up a whole QVGA display, at a reasonable rate of 15/frames second for a phone, will require 70mb/s of memory bandwidth? How did you calculate that? Matt -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re[4]: Pretty UI for OpenMoko

I have estimated memory bandwidth in following way: 480 (width) * 640 (height) * 3 (bytes per pixel, not sure) * It's 2 25 (fps) == 2304 bytes/s (22Mb/s) 60 fps however. What kind of FPS is that 60? Display refresh rate? 640*480*2*2 - the last two is because you

Re: Re[2]: Pretty UI for OpenMoko

Hi! Are there ideas of creating TWUIK-like motion/transition engine for OpenMoko? This feature would be great for consumer product. For example compare UIs of Nokia 6230 and SonyEricsson K750... There is no blitter on the neo1973, so moving or transforming full-screen windows is quite

Re: Neo1973 vs Future OpenMoko Devices - whats a buyer to do?

I've not seen any of these devices except in the photos, and I've not seen any video/screen capture of the software in its current state. I understand that this is a first-generation device, and that when the Neo1973 is released that FIC will also be releasing a few additional 'secret'

Re: Neo1973 vs Future OpenMoko Devices - whats a buyer to do?

When the WiFi is released, I assume the GA version, will the Neo be able to to Wifi GSM simultaneously? I'm leaning to say yes but pose the questino to be sure. Logic could be to be calling someone using a BT headset and looking at a web page or doing a corporate app via the net simultaneously.

Re: Re[4]: Pretty UI for OpenMoko

I have estimated memory bandwidth in following way: 480 (width) * 640 (height) * 3 (bytes per pixel, not sure) * It's 2 25 (fps) == 2304 bytes/s (22Mb/s) 60 fps however. What kind of FPS is that 60? Display refresh rate? Yes, the native refresh of the LCD is

Re: Neo1973 vs Future OpenMoko Devices - whats a buyer to do?

When the WiFi is released, I assume the GA version, will the Neo be able to to Wifi GSM simultaneously? I'm leaning to say yes but pose the questino to be sure. Logic could be to be calling someone using a BT headset and looking at a web page or doing a corporate app via the net

GPS Navigation Software (roadster)

Hello, several times there was the question about (free) navigation software for OpenMoko. I found an possible alternative to gpsdrive: roadster [1] It seems that it is in a relatively early stage and I couldn't test it, but it looks nice. I also don't know what kind of maps can be used.

Re: First impressions of Neo1973

On May 25, 2007, at 9:01 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Friday 25 May 2007 13:37, Sven Neuhaus wrote: The software seems a lot worse than the hardware at the moment. Every reaction to user input is slow. The GUI is quite pretty but the speed is worrysome. What CPU is going to be in the

Re: Neo1973 vs Future OpenMoko Devices - whats a buyer to do?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've not seen any of these devices except in the photos, and I've not seen any video/screen capture of the software in its current state. I understand that this is a first-generation device, and that when the Neo1973 is released that FIC will also be releasing a few

Re: GPS Navigation Software (roadster)

Thomas Gstädtner wrote: Hello, several times there was the question about (free) navigation software for OpenMoko. I found an possible alternative to gpsdrive: roadster [1] It seems that it is in a relatively early stage and I couldn't test it, but it looks nice. I also don't know what kind of