Re: Is Neo Freerunner a phone?

Thanks for pointing me to android, but after almost 2 months I can tell you that android is as stable as qtmoko v16, meaning that I have to restart it weakly. Of course, android it's more polished and has a faster with UI, but it is also faster in discharging the battery :) After having tried om20

Re: Is Neo Freerunner a phone? (with Android)

On 4/4/10, Niels Heyvaert wrote: I am afraid it is still draining the battery. I can use my FR for about 8~10 hours with Android - current "featured" release. >>> It seams like the Dialer will do this, if left unclosed. I'm not sure. >> It seems you're doing something ugly wrong. > The u

RE: Is Neo Freerunner a phone? (with Android)

>>> I am afraid it is still draining the battery. I can use my FR for about >>> 8~10 hours with Android - current "featured" release. >> It seams like the Dialer will do this, if left unclosed. I'm not sure. > It seems you're doing something ugly wrong. > I'm using it with SHR and its working just

Re: Is Neo Freerunner a phone? (with Android)

> >> [cut] > > I am afraid it is still draining the battery. I can use my FR for about > > 8~10 hours with Android - current "featured" release. > It seams like the Dialer will do this, if left unclosed. I'm not sure. It seems you're doing something ugly wrong. I'm using it with SHR and its working

Re: Is Neo Freerunner a phone? (with Android)

On 4/1/10, Patryk Benderz wrote: > [cut] >> Last night it just keep charging. It was on 100%, so I just unplug it. >> In the morning, when I connected the charger, it booted (?!). I >> checked the battery level and it was 4%. Next time I'll try to use >> Cleanoid to see if it still drain the batte

Re: Is Neo Freerunner a phone? (with Android)

[cut] > Last night it just keep charging. It was on 100%, so I just unplug it. > In the morning, when I connected the charger, it booted (?!). I > checked the battery level and it was 4%. Next time I'll try to use > Cleanoid to see if it still drain the battery. I am afraid it is still draining the

Re: Is Neo Freerunner a phone? (with Android)

On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 3:11 PM, Martin Šenkeřík wrote: > I can recomend you android. I was looking for reliable phone, I tried > "everything", and my last try - android is total winner. Give it a > try. Thanks. It looks much faster and nicer then what I've tried so far. It's too soon to talk abo

Re: Is Neo Freerunner a phone?

[cut] > I gave up on this quest a few months back and bought an n900. I love > it - it has all of the advantages I liked about the FR (can ssh into > it, run most standard linux software, etc.), *but* it works as a > phone. Sad, but true... for now. I believe it will be better :) -- Patryk "Lea

Re: Is Neo Freerunner a phone?

On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 5:48 AM, Noel wrote: > Does anybody knows a kernel and a basic phone application that work > with Neo Freerunner? I gave up on this quest a few months back and bought an n900. I love it - it has all of the advantages I liked about the FR (can ssh into it, run most standa

RE: Is Neo Freerunner a phone?

>> I can recomend you android. I was looking for reliable phone, I tried >> "everything", and my last try - android is total winner. Give it a >> try. > > Can you confirm what freerunner and android versions please > There is an Android build for the Freerunner (GTA02), not for the Neo 1973 (GTA

Re: Is Neo Freerunner a phone?

On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 10:11 PM, Martin Šenkeřík wrote: > I can recomend you android. I was looking for reliable phone, I tried > "everything", and my last try - android is total winner. Give it a > try. Can you confirm what freerunner and android versions please cheers Denis _

Re: Is Neo FreeRunner a phone?

On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 11:36 PM, Brolin Empey wrote: > Which version of the Calypso firmware are you using?  If it is less than > moko11, I suggest upgrading to moko11.  Maybe your modem problems have > already been fixed. It's moko11. Doesn't have deep sleep fix, yet. _

Re: Is Neo FreeRunner a phone?

Which version of the Calypso firmware are you using? If it is less than moko11, I suggest upgrading to moko11. Maybe your modem problems have already been fixed. -- Sometimes I forget how to do small talk: “If you have to ask why, you’re not a member of the intended au

Re: Is Neo Freerunner a phone?

I can recomend you android. I was looking for reliable phone, I tried "everything", and my last try - android is total winner. Give it a try. ohin On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 12:16 PM, Noel wrote: > On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 1:03 PM, Michele Brocco wrote: >> Which one did you try until now? > > om200

Re: Is Neo Freerunner a phone?

On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 1:03 PM, Michele Brocco wrote: > Which one did you try until now? om2008, om2009, shr, qtopia/radek. > If l look at the forum posts lately and your requirements you may try > neophysis which seems to have very basic phone functions implemented. Being lazy, I wanted a con

Re: Is Neo Freerunner a phone?

Which one did you try until now? If l look at the forum posts lately and your requirements you may try neophysis which seems to have very basic phone functions implemented. You could also have a try with android, however imho the advantages of our device are not exploited with android. Freerunner

Is Neo Freerunner a phone?

Does anybody knows a kernel and a basic phone application that work with Neo Freerunner? When I say 'work', I mean the phone: - doesn't have to be restarted daily/weekly[/montly] - it is 100% reliable on making and receiving voice calls - it is 100% reliable on sending and receiving sms (even s