Le mercredi 07 février 2007 à 16:08 +0200, Rodney Arne Karlsen a écrit :
Hi there
While you can choose your callerID when using a sip server, it may not stay
the way you set it once it passes through the PSTN gateway. I tried playing
with CallerID stuff some time back here in South Africa
On Thursday 08 February 2007 09:01, Alexandre Ghisoli wrote:
Sorry to throw a spanner in the works but I'm not sure that this will
work here. It may work in other countries. I think I heard about it
working in the US.
I'll second that for switzerland.
When you subscribe for a E1 channel
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On Wed, 7 Feb 2007, Graham Auld wrote:
I like it,
http://go.theregister.com/feed/http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2007/02/08/nokia_frees_smart2go/
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Hi
I know it's important to have binary maps archives, but wouldn't it be
simpler/better/easier to do a google maps + GPS mashup application (before
open source maps are complete)? Again, sadly no EDGE...
Florent
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Honestly, I am not too impressed by the Wayfinder or Google maps
concept of on-demand online mapping. Sure, it offers many benefits
in terms of being current and offering real-time services. But what
if you are in a remote area without wireless access, i.e. when you
need the maps most?
I'd
Gabriel Ambuehl wrote:
http://go.theregister.com/feed/http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2007/02/08/nokia_frees_smart2go/
Let's hope they adapt their Linux client to the OpenMoko environment.
I kind of like the business model they are proposing. For people who need
satellite navigation services only
Le jeudi 08 février 2007 à 11:16 +0100, Richard Bennett a écrit :
2/ For ISDN network (Q.931 signaling), use of the UserInfo field, on the
signaling session (yes, you can send some byte when the phone is
ringing, without charge)
Ok... Are you sure you don't mean the 'Display' field in the
Hi
I have some little questions:
- how hard will it be possible to port maemo apps to OpenMoko (if possible)?
- what about package management? apt-get like mecanism? Do you consider
using mkezx ? An official binary repository?...
- will the AP's filesystem be read-write ?
- already thought of
Hi Florent,
please send text-only E-Mail to this list.
- how hard will it be possible to port maemo apps to OpenMoko (if possible)?
This question is two-fold -- it has a build level and an UI level.
Build level: You would need to change the Maemo specific application and widget
classes to
Florent THIERY wrote:
Yes, but consider it differently:
You are at home and you're going to go soon somewhere. Before going,
your handset is connected to Internet using usblan or bluetooth, and you
plan your trip; the app asks you where you want to go, fetches gps info
for the starting
- what about package management? apt-get like mecanism? Do you
consider using mkezx ? An official binary repository?...
for phase 1 we will use ipkg. For phase 2 we either would like to see an sqlite
backend in ipkg (because the default one is really slow) or something written
from scratch.
I didn't find any self powered keyboard on google, but a lot of
bluetooth / IR battery powered keyboards
http://www.expansys.lu/p.aspx?i=112314
http://www.expansys.lu/n.aspx?f=132
http://www.nokiausa.com/accessories/item_details/1,8994,product:SU-8W,00.html
A battery powered foldable keyboard
On Thu, 8 Feb 2007, Florent THIERY wrote:
I didn't find any self powered keyboard on google, but a lot of
bluetooth / IR battery powered keyboards
http: //www.expansys.lu/p.aspx?i=112314
http: //www.expansys.lu/n.aspx?f=132
http:
On Thursday 08 February 2007 18:06:12 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Almost certainly. At the very least there is a microcontroller or other
hardware to handle the USB protocol and to do the keyboard scanning.
Unless someone cleverly makes a self-powered keyboard. Anyone know of one?
All Bluetooth
Florent THIERY writes:
Hum, does a keyboard need to be powered?
Unless it's got a battery...
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Hello All,
Are there going to hardware changes between Phase1 and Phase2 ... from
this posting it sounds like that, just wanted to verify.
http://lists.openmoko.org/pipermail/announce/2007-January/00.html
2007-03-11 Phase 1: Official Developer Launch
We will sell the Neo1973 direct from
Make sure you don't misread Sean's announcement - Phase 2 refers to the mass
public sales of the v1 device. The 'introduction' of the v2 device at that
same time will most likely be in the form of web pages, not v2 hardware.
That doesn't preclude minor hardware changes between Phase 1 and Phase
On Thursday 08 February 2007 16:20, Jonathon Suggs wrote:
Telcos are not going to let this type of thing happen. I'm all for being
able to do things for 'free as in beer' with my 'free as in speech'
phone...BUT if we start abusing some features/protocols then they will
notice/retaliate.
True,
On Thursday 08 February 2007 15:06, Alexandre Ghisoli wrote:
I was working on a project, maybe 15 years ago, where we developped a
modem to transfer data :
1/ during setup, for free
2/ during the blanks of a conversation (approx 80% of the time, because
only one speaks at time, so you got a
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