Andrew, I used both Garmin Ique and Cellphone based-GPS.
I can give you hard examples why no corporation that does service calls
at this moment would even consider cell-based GPS.
I visit customers all over the US and Canada.
Out of the 50 or so visits there were about 20 with no cellphone
Hi,
I'm one of the Dasher developers, and am also interested in hacking on
OpenMoko. So, getting Dasher going is fairly likely.
This pretty much means that you have to stare at the display all
the time when inputting text.
Yes, this is the main difference between Dasher and T9.
So why is GPS the killer functionality the Neo has over the iPhone?
I just came back from presenting OpenMoko at a BoF session at Where 2.0, and
the overwhelming opinion there was that access to the raw GPS data that is
unavailable on all other GPS platforms is what sets OpenMoko apart. There
Thank you for this post chris, nice to know, that dasher was running on a so
old and slow device already.
I'm see the things like you do: Touchscreen means you always have to stare
at the device for making inputs.
Like I said - I had a nokia 7710 before and it was nearby impossible to use
it
I am still waiting on baited breathe for news. I know that the original
test run that was slated for a couple weeks ago got pushed back, but what
about the second run that was supposed to happen. How did the run go (if
there has been a run yet). More problems? What about the phase 1+ specs??
There's always the multipress key input method:
http://www.robocal.com/prod/robocal/robodicto.php
It's low-tech, and works on all phones, since the logic is in the server. I
admit it's a bit tedious, but, ...
Ted Gilchrist
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And it's completely not relevant, as the Neo needs an input method that
works for local apps ;)
Andreas
Ted Gilchrist wrote:
There's always the multipress key input method:
http://www.robocal.com/prod/robocal/robodicto.php
It's low-tech, and
I gotta say that I just tried the Dasher applet and after just a little bit
of practice was humming along. I am very excited that this may (will g) be
available on openMoko.
On 5/29/07, Chris Ball [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm one of the Dasher developers, and am also interested in
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