2007 8:33 PM
To: Dean Collins; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; community@lists.openmoko.org
Subject: celluar data network speed comparison WAS: Re: verizon and
openmoko
From: Dean Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It doesn't make sense for FIC to offer a CDMA handset just for the
USA,
it's a dieing technology and GSM
On Friday 26 January 2007 02:32:53 Todd W wrote:
OpenMoko is definitely another great tool for the toolbox, but just so
everyone knows, there are already much more advanced wireless data
interfaces available.
Comparing EVDO to GSM is like comparing modern trucks to steam locomotives.
There's
or just buy another account on another carrier ;) get their 'cheapest' plan.
But I believe the Neo will only work on Cingular TMobile in the US.
On 1/24/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just wanted to see if anyone knows whether or not the OpenMoko phone would
work with
in-dial).
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Just wanted to see if anyone knows whether or not the OpenMoko phone
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Just wanted to see if anyone knows whether or not the OpenMoko phone
would
work with Verizon? I have attempted
The other major problem - if FIC made a CDMA OpenMoko phone, Verizon
would have to explicitly allow it's use, which would probably not
happen. Verizon has a tight level of control over phones - they will
have their own UI installed and Bluetooth file transfers etc turned
off.
Simply, Verizon['s
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