Re: my 2 cents about Idea: ring tones and other non-software assets can be developed as CC content

On Wed, 2007-01-31 at 21:45 +0300, Marc SERT wrote: > It's very pleasant to see this fireworks of ideas. > > can i add my feeling about usability of this device : > > think about impaired people like blind people: > > it will be very nice to help them to discover the virtual keyboard by for

my 2 cents about Idea: ring tones and other non-software assets can be developed as CC content

It's very pleasant to see this fireworks of ideas. can i add my feeling about usability of this device : think about impaired people like blind people: it will be very nice to help them to discover the virtual keyboard by for example a continuous bass sound modulated by proximity of touch

Re: Idea: ring tones and other non-software assets can be developed as CC content

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Awhile back someone joined the list and said that while he wasn't a > programmer, he was a graphic artist and would like to help in some way. A few > days later Jon Phillips introduced himself and mentioned the Creative Commons > license. This got me thinking about ways

some soundideas Re: Idea: ring tones and other non-software assets can be developed as CC content

Salve Michael! Great idea to do reflection what else then coding could contribute to OpenMoko. You are right sound is important. On Tue, 30 Jan 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > license. This got me thinking about ways that non-programmers could > contribute, and because I hang out a lot on the l

Idea: ring tones and other non-software assets can be developed as CC content

Awhile back someone joined the list and said that while he wasn't a programmer, he was a graphic artist and would like to help in some way. A few days later Jon Phillips introduced himself and mentioned the Creative Commons license. This got me thinking about ways that non-programmers could contri