Christophe Badoit wrote:
> Denis Galvão a écrit :
>
>> Talked to hackbod on the #android freenode room.
>>
>> Im not sure if it is official, but this is what he told me yesterday.
>>
>
>
> Thank you for the source.
>
> This is indeed bad news if all android apps have to be patched to be
> u
Nishit Dave wrote:
> On Wed, Oct 22, 2008 at 8:31 PM, Kishore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
>
>> Since i got my neo rather recently, i have only tried 4.4.1. Is 4.3 still
>> the
>> better choice? A couple of days ago i lost my daily use phone (motoming
>> A1200)
>> and so i now need to use the FR
Looks similar to the DIYer "mintyboost' project:
http://www.ladyada.net/make/mintyboost/
Radek Bartoň wrote:
> Hello list.
>
> I've just read an article about new VARTA Digital USB Charger
> http://www.en.varta-consumer.com/content.php?path=/1204126618.html&&domain=www.en.varta-consumer.com
>
>
Don't delete it; someone will recreate it. Make it a redirect to the
Category:USB page.
Fredrik Wendt wrote:
> lör 2008-08-30 klockan 00:29 -0700 skrev Michael Shiloh:
>
>> http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/USB
>>
>
> My comment: Just go ahead! :)
>
> / Fredrik
>
> ---
Alex Oberhauser wrote:
> Bumbl wrote:
>
>> It would be more important to not run everything as root I think
>>
>
> This will be also a main focus. When we receive the Freerunners, we will see
> how fast we can change this bad state.
>
>
Personally, I'd be more interested in an encrypte
steve wrote:
Mass Pro is slated to start between may9 and may 16. Steve's rule say add a
week. Then you got test, then you shipping.
On Monday ( or maybe Sunday night for my EU friends ) I will do an update.
Could you also include status of debug boards? Will they go on sale at
the same
Ponoko has acrylic in 1/8" and some 1/4" thicknesses that you can
get laser-cut for fairly reasonable prices - IIRC, they just opened
a bay-area cut/ship center to reduce shipping in the US (they're originally
from New Zealand!). Looks like a typical project from 7"x7"x1/8" acrylic
is around $10-
Related to making openmoko gear - is there vector art of the logo
somewhere? I checked the wiki and couldn't find a reference, and checked
downloads.openmoko.com and again came up empty. Inquiring minds want to
know! Also, if it is published, we'd probably want some kind of license
to use it that
Hi Michael,
This is a good start, very informative. Some good additions, I think,
would be:
* Why does computer/usb charging max out at 500mA? is that a
limitation of the USB spec?
* you mention 'other manufacturers' that 'identify their own chargers'
with various resistors... if I
On Monday, Apr 14, 2008, "steve" writes:
>Ok thanks dirk.
>
>Frankly, some people thought the pouch sucked.
>
>If I ship a pouch, you have no choice. you get my pouch.
>
>My opinion: it's a phone sock.
>
>Ideally I would love to have the community
>develop this accessory if they want it.
Anyone
Has anyone tried putting their Neo into a PDA case? The Case Logic PLT-2
looks like it might fit the Neo and doulbe as a wallet at the same time
:) I'm also considering the 12" skooba R.A.P.S. thing as a 'case' for
my future Freerunner... Are there other suggestions? I think the Neo
shipped with a
How about a case that's part metal and part plastic? Make it plastic just
around
the antennas (which, IIRC are at the 'ends' of the phone) and metal everywhere
else?
Heck, it could end up having a *good* effect by being extra shielding between
the antennas
and the (noisy) electronics of the p
On Thursday, Feb 14, 2008, "Kyle Bassett" writes:
>There is talk about pushing startup power control of the internal devices
>(wifi, bt, gps, mmc, etc.) to user level, as every user may or may not want
>certain devices available at bootup/all the time (availability vs.
>duration).
Indeed, this alo
+1
Software by its nature is easier to fix than hardware or even
firmware; this approach does the Right Thing: vendors win
because the firmware layer just got a whole lot easier to write
and the rest of the world wins because we get as much control
as legally permissible of our hardware.
On Fri
On Saturday, Sep 15, 2007, Michael 'Mickey' Lauer writes:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> does anyone happen to know if the debug board of the "advanced" Neo
>> kit will be compatible with future versions of the Neo (or other FIC OpenMok
>o phones, at that)?
>
>It will definitely be compatible w/ GTA0
On Tuesday, May 29, 2007, Peter Hoffmann writes:
>Hi
>
>i just stumbled over a video at the google talks series[0] about
>information-efficient text entry using dasher[1].
>
>I think this is quite an interesting input method for mobile devices
>with touch screens or motion sensors. And it is open
I can think of worse things than having multiple possible distros competing
to be the software on my phone :)
--pj
On Tuesday, May 8, 2007, Vincent writes:
>On 08/05/07, Marco Miani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Hi
>>
>> I've just read this
>> http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/sfgate/det
If someone wants to repurpose the neo
hardware, check out what the guys at
http://www.environmental-studies.de/products/pet-tracking/pet-tracking.h
tml are doing. They're sold out for now, but they might be worth talking
to to see if they want to try and start from a base Neo and just add
some cus
I think a good Jabber client could totally supplant MMS - it support
file transfers, which is all MMS really does (I think), as well as
things MMS never dreamed of like encryption and presence and etc.
Putting a good mobile-UI on, say, Psi or one of the other open source
Jabber clients shouldn't b
Sean please just ignore idiots like this. The rest of us know
you're doing the best job you can and want to see the phone out
ASAP just as much as we do. In summary: ignore the trolls and
keep doing what you're doing.
--pj
On Saturday, Jan 27, 2007, Sean Moss-Pultz writes:
>On 1/26/07 9:40 A
How about a locked-down 'kid version' of the UI with touchable pictures for
'mommy', 'daddy', etc ? Maybe not even labelled, but just the pictures?
--pj
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On Thursday, Jan 11, 2007, Sean Moss-Pultz writes:
>On 1/10/07 8:53 AM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>wrote:
>
>Yes.
>
>So even though Apple's phone might be very elegant phone, its going to be
>more of the same stuff that (IMHO) has held the mobile industry back --
>namely the lack of
Sean, are you guys still on track for a mid-January release of rev 1
of the phone? It seems a bit late for you to both be able to make that
deadline and not know exactly what hardware is going into the phone.
--pj
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Reminds me of the watch that has a small camera in it and uses
your computer monitor as its 'uplink'... you tell it to download
data and then point the watch at the screen and it 'reads' the
patterns that the PC displays for it. If the phones had cameras
they'd be able to do the same... and even
I read the thread about a light sensor and think it's really a good
idea for several reasons, not the least of which are that photodiodes
are both simple to interface to and cheap, so the price/performance
tradeoff here if even one or two reallly good applications for it
are found (and several id
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