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Dev Anand wrote:
Moto Razr was slim and even slimmer on features but caught on because
of the design. If one could have the openness of openmoko and make it
a slim elegant design it will be a killer. What say?
FIC/OpenMoko has said they will
On 8/18/07, Dev Anand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Moto Razr was slim and even slimmer on features but caught on because
of the design. If one could have the openness of openmoko and make it
a slim elegant design it will be a killer. What say?
I like the idea of going slim for future devices,
Open Source = Choice, Freedom, Alive
Slim Design = EDCability ( and currently lack of features)
Open Source + Slim Design = Choice, Freedom, Alive and EDC
The problem with my current phone's software is that I am stuck with
what I bought. I cannot use applications other than what was shipped
I think less PDA is the wrong direction to go with this product.
Future versions ought to be more iPhone-like in form factor (as slim
as they can make it, and frameless or at least nearly, with a high
ratio of screen real estate to overall size). As for hardware
hacking, I doubt that most of us
Shawn Rutledge wrote:
A lot of people say they want a plain old telephone without so many
features, but it doesn't seem very interesting to me, and I'm not sure
if they really want that either
I've used various cell phones since 1996 and now seeing that it's nearly
impossible to buy a phone
I think by
Slim Design = EDCability ( and currently lack of features) I may
have *mistakenly* suggested that I would be happy with a compromise on
features. No, quite on the contrary what I wanted to suggest was to
have all the features in as small dense elegant package as possible.
But,
Moto Razr was slim and even slimmer on features but caught on because
of the design. If one could have the openness of openmoko and make it
a slim elegant design it will be a killer. What say?
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