how hard would that be to do? maybe not now, but in the future. to create a common smartphone hardware and drivers that any OS would work? I suppose it would never happen since it would mean no lock-in and no upgrading but would still be interesting to ponder. with 50 different flavors of phones out there it sure would be nice to tinker without bricking the phone.
On 3/25/10, Craig Froehle <[email protected]> wrote: > What I *really* want, Don, is an EVO 4G running webOS. So I lust only > for its body, not its mind. ;-) > > On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 11:51 AM, Don Ferguson <[email protected]> wrote: >> Gosh Craig, if you keep salivating you're going to short out your >> computer!!! I'm going to have to check my similar "I want THAT" reaction >> to >> that phone, and consider, again, what my core needs are for such a device >> and whether that new one does it better than the Pre!! >> >> >> >> Should be interesting, and the timing is good as I'm eligible for a new >> device in June! Maybe by then Sprint will at least have the Pre+ so even >> if >> I stay with the Pre I can escape the obviously mixed hardware reliability >> of >> the original Pre.
