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Freeing your phone with the FIC Neo FreeRunner
- 2008-10-06
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The temptation to compare the FreeRunner and the Apple iPhone can be overwhelming. They both run a Unix-like operating system; they both have GPS, wi-fi, and accelerometers; they are both cell phones.
In spite of their similarities, their differences are even more striking.
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Linux phones: a fragmented market in search of a leader (Google?)
- 2008-01-30
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About five years ago, it was clear to me that personal computers would disappear… in our pockets. Along many other analysts, I could see computers getting smaller and smaller, and mobile phones getting busier and busier. Eventually, my dream-prediction said, it wouldn’t quite be “one computer on every desk” but a much more exciting “one computer in every pocket, and one monitor/keyboard paid on every desk”.
We are getting there, and yet again GNU/Linux is missing that train.
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iPhone vs. OpenMoko: free software on your cell phone
- 2007-01-10
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Apple’s big announcement yesterday was the long-anticipated iPhone, an Apple-designed PDA with GSM capabilities. Granted, many modern phones these days are PDAs with GSM, and Apple’s entry is very, very beautiful. It sports a large touchscreen, a lot of memory (with both 4G and 8G models), and that patented (literally) Apple touch.
While following the announcement, though, I had a feeling of deja vu all over again. Something about the description of the iPhone was strangely familiar.
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