loats their boat. as it should be.
>
> So, the Box contains a stylus.
>
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&g
Challenge is not a obligation nor a contract nor even a requirement , but if
neo's has been designed without any stylus holder is because the intention is
not to need it in day by day (common) use, but there is a lot of good stylus
friendly applications out there ready to be used so every is fre
lus.
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Subject: Re: GTA03 wish list (was: What US plans are people using?)
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 12:30 PM, Stroll
It's not a mass market device until you write the software to make it one. ;-)
-Steven
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 12:46 PM, Kevin Dean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Keep in mind that Freerunner is designed to be a mass market product.
> That's very true that this can be done but making that action
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 1:28 PM, Steven **
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't think the games were ported. I thought they were just a
> simply cross-compile to show that they would work on Openmoko.
>
> I think the intention is that you should be able to do most things
> without a stylus. It
I don't think the games were ported. I thought they were just a
simply cross-compile to show that they would work on Openmoko.
I think the intention is that you should be able to do most things
without a stylus. It says essentially that on
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Applications#Overview
Tha
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 12:30 PM, Stroller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One of the objectives of openmoko is to no need to use the stylus
> at all ... When devels talk about "mokofy" (port to openmoko) some
> aplication one of the chalenges is to use it with out stylus.
Either this is NOT
On 22 Apr 2008, at 23:05, ian douglas wrote:
Travis Tabbal wrote:
Of course, a quad band setup would be preferred
Hey OpenMoko team, has anyone started a wish-list for the GTA03 yet?
- true quad-band
- a place to hide a stylus
- anti pooch pouch poaching device
One of the objectives of
I have a further question, perhaps best for someone who knows something
about how the cellphone system operates:
I notice that with my T-Mobile SIM card, my GTA01 camps on the "home"
network, but my AT&T card shows "roaming".
Is it possible that in roaming mode, the system keeps scanning and
Rivera wrote:
How do you tell which band the phone is currently connecting to?
Someone stated in the last day or so that there's an AT command you can
send to the Neo's modem to tell which service.
how did you know the Blackjack 2 would only connect to the lower freq?
The basis of my assu
ian douglas wrote:
Yes,
AT&T uses both 850 and either 1800 or 1900 (I forget which at the
moment, maybe 1900 and TMobile uses 1800, or vice versa?).
In my last apartment, where there were a lot of buildings very close
together, lots of concrete, etc., my usual AT&T phone (Blackjack 2)
wou
Yes, AT&T uses both 850 and either 1800 or 1900 (I forget which at the
moment, maybe 1900 and TMobile uses 1800, or vice versa?).
In my last apartment, where there were a lot of buildings very close
together, lots of concrete, etc., my usual AT&T phone (Blackjack 2)
would only connect on the l
On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 3:10 AM, Michael Shiloh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Interesting. I have recently had difficulty hooking up to AT&T. I wonder
> if the reason is that they've switched to 850MHz. How did you find this out?
>
I found some coverage maps on gsmworld.com. I don't know how accur
ian douglas wrote:
Travis Tabbal wrote:
This implies that a GTA01bv4 can NOT use 850 mhz. But my Neo1973
works
PERFECTLY in the USA, which means either it DOES support 850mhz OR
that the LACK of 850mhz is irrelevant.
As I understand it, 850 will matter or not depending on where y
On Tue April 22 2008 9:13:00 pm ian douglas wrote:
> Brandon Kruger wrote:
> > It may not be allowed in the fine print, but I never had any problems
> > tethering my A707 with that plan to my laptop over BT or USB.
>
> The sales guy I talked to at AT&T back in December said they can catch
> this be
Brandon Kruger wrote:
It may not be allowed in the fine print, but I never had any problems
tethering my A707 with that plan to my laptop over BT or USB.
The sales guy I talked to at AT&T back in December said they can catch
this behavior by monitoring your data transfer behavior, and charge y
On Tue April 22 2008 8:13:02 pm ian douglas wrote:
> Brandon Kruger wrote:
> > I have the "Media Net Unlimited" package which gives me unlimied data
> > usage for $15/month. Just try not to let them know it's for a PDA-ish
> > device or they may try to make you get the $60 equivalent for PDAs
> >
On Tue April 22 2008 8:20:42 pm Ben Burdette wrote:
> How did you get the plan to begin with? Surely they didn't just give
> you a SIM card, did you already have another phone or did you buy a
> cheap phone?
>
> Brandon Kruger wrote:
> > I have the "Media Net Unlimited" package which gives me unli
If you already have a capable phone, I don't see why they wouldn't just
sell you just the SIM card and data/voice plan.
Ben Burdette wrote:
How did you get the plan to begin with? Surely they didn't just give
you a SIM card, did you already have another phone or did you buy a
cheap phone?
How did you get the plan to begin with? Surely they didn't just give
you a SIM card, did you already have another phone or did you buy a
cheap phone?
Brandon Kruger wrote:
I have the "Media Net Unlimited" package which gives me unlimied data usage
for $15/month. Just try not to let them kn
Brandon Kruger wrote:
I have the "Media Net Unlimited" package which gives me unlimied data usage
for $15/month. Just try not to let them know it's for a PDA-ish device or
they may try to make you get the $60 equivalent for PDAs instead.
The $60 equivalent includes "tethering" which lets you
On Tue April 22 2008 3:52:28 pm Travis Tabbal wrote:
> The Wiki didn't really answer what works and how well it works. I'm
> wondering what plans people are currently using. All the info I find is
> about specific phones, like Blackberry and Sidekick, nothing really
> generic. Can we just add, say
Travis Tabbal wrote:
This implies that a GTA01bv4 can NOT use 850 mhz. But my Neo1973 works
PERFECTLY in the USA, which means either it DOES support 850mhz OR
that the LACK of 850mhz is irrelevant.
As I understand it, 850 will matter or not depending on where you live
and what provi
Travis Tabbal wrote:
Of course, a quad band setup would be preferred
Hey OpenMoko team, has anyone started a wish-list for the GTA03 yet?
- true quad-band
- a place to hide a stylus
- anti pooch pouch poaching device
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On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 3:40 PM, ian douglas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Travis Tabbal wrote:
>
> > Has the 850Mhz issue been resolved?
> >
>
>
> The Freerunner will be sold in 850/1800/1900 tri-band, and 900/1800/1900
> tri-band models. You'll have to specify which model you want when you order
On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 3:44 PM, Kevin Dean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That issues actually confuses the hell out of me. :)
>
> Per the wiki "Will a modification to my Neo 1973 (GTA01bv4) be
> possible? As of Feb 08, it has been confirmed by OpenMoko that this is
> not possible" (
> http://wiki.
On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 5:33 PM, Travis Tabbal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the info. T-Mobile seems to have good coverage here. It sounds
> like the Total Internet plan is the way to go. I'm looking forward to the
> release of Freerunner. I love being able to add/change software on my
Travis Tabbal wrote:
Has the 850Mhz issue been resolved?
The Freerunner will be sold in 850/1800/1900 tri-band, and 900/1800/1900
tri-band models. You'll have to specify which model you want when you order.
-id
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On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 3:15 PM, Clinton Ebadi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> With T-Mobile you can get a base voice plan and then add either
> T-Mobile Internet (unlimited GPRS) or T-Mobile Total Internet
> (unlimited GPRS and Hotspot access) for $20 a month. Naturally the
> latter is a better dea
"Travis Tabbal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The Wiki didn't really answer what works and how well it works. I'm wondering
> what plans people are currently using. All the info I find is about specific
> phones, like Blackberry and Sidekick, nothing really generic. Can we just add,
> say the Side
The Wiki didn't really answer what works and how well it works. I'm
wondering what plans people are currently using. All the info I find is
about specific phones, like Blackberry and Sidekick, nothing really generic.
Can we just add, say the Sidekick option from T-Mobile and get data access?
The ph
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