Hi,
On Mon, 27 Nov 2006 12:11:30 +0100, Stefan Schmidt wrote
> Hello.
>
> On Mon, 2006-11-27 at 19:00, jollen wrote:
> >
> > I put on a patch for s3c2410 SOC which make the mobile panel going better.
>
> You plan to port this to 2.6? The Neo1973 is using a 2.6 kernel not
> 2.4.
Yes, I'd like t
On 11/27/06, Sean Moss-Pultz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I asked one of our hardware engineers to provide a bit more information
about the video prospects. Here is what he said:
"Certainly it can show some fps video. However, the LCD refresh bus
bandwidth will be determined by LCD display size, b
Salve Sean!
On Tue, 28 Nov 2006, Sean Moss-Pultz wrote:
> Global Locate told me that they think the GPS costs are as follows:
>
> * MS-A - data time (operator) + Server charges (not clear who runs the
> server.)
>
> * MS-B - data time (operator) + Server charges (not clear who runs the
> server
On 11/26/06 11:02 PM, "Koen Kooi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has anyone from FIC contacted Brando (or any other company) about
> manufacturing decent
> screenprotectors for the gta01?
We've working on that already. Taiwan is the motherland for this kind of
stuff ;-)
_
Hello Ylanan!
Hey somebody from a mobil operator active on this list, this
is great! Welcome!
You must know that this is the community list and I'm like most of
the others not employed at FIC and I do not have internal informations,
I'm just a student at Aachen university (Germany) and very inter
If this phone could somehow give tactile information to the user, it
becomes more usable for the people will poorer eyesight or even blind
people.
Or in 'accessibility' mode devote a screen-corner or button for
'confirmation' - unless that area is depressed, any selected action
will just 'speak'
Guys,
One more clarification: someone earlier mentioned some AGPS costs due to
the computations.
Global Locate told me that they think the GPS costs are as follows:
* MS-A - data time (operator) + Server charges (not clear who runs the
server.)
* MS-B - data time (operator) + Server charges (n
I asked one of our hardware engineers to provide a bit more information
about the video prospects. Here is what he said:
"Certainly it can show some fps video. However, the LCD refresh bus
bandwidth will be determined by LCD display size, bit per pixel, memory bus
width, memory type ... and so on.
Salve!
According to Harld Welte,
" Oh, and yes, the bootloader is u-boot (as the frequent reader of this
blog might have guessed). So that is GPL licensed, too."
http://gnumonks.org/~laforge/weblog/2006/11/08/
the bootloader of the Neo1973 will be u-boot.
From http://u-boot.sf.net is just one do
Thanks for the quick reply. See my answers in line below (disclaimer: I
didn't really delve deeply into these questions so my notion of what I/O is
available is foggy and probably contains serious misunderstandings which
possibly will render my replies somewhat incoherent)
Salve Steve!
> 1
How can a passive *receiver* interfere with the on board electronics? I can't
think of one, and I'm a EE major :)
regards,
Koen
From leakage of the local oscillator injection. Even a capacitor
leaks electrical energy. My cheap non-OEM laptop memory leaks energy
at an audio frequency even.
Salve!
Some ideas about the posibility that the Neo emulate
an usb device - this is powerfull and I thing this count
more than only speed (USB 2.0).
I remember that the PalmPilot could be used as seriell mouse...
1. Where are good documentations how to write usb device
emulation driver?
2. Whi
Hej all!
I had the uncertain feeling that I was not alone all these years. Seeing
all these talented people struggling over and over again to gather
undocumented specs of chips in Windows-PDAs and smartphones. Seeing
vapoware like the ImcoSys. Waiting desperatly. Trying Symbian. Etc.
The prospect
Any chance of the OpenMoko team participating in the Southern
California Linux Expo (SCALE) http://www.socallinuxexpo.org/
It is February 10-11 in Los Angeles and would be a great opportunity
to show off some open-source hardware to like minded Linux geeks.
I am planning on being there as part o
On 11/27/06, Robert Michel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Or for those of us who are talking for hours... a voice
message for the owner or both could annouce
"dead spots 5 minutes ahead - good connection starts in 30 minutes"
I really really like this idea.
Psuedo Implementation:
1) Neo takes a f
And therein (and in the discussion with J.R. Flight-Attendant, as well) lies a
tale of competing interests and priorities...
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Jeff Andros
Sent: Mon 11/27/2006 3:57 PM
To: community@lists.openmoko.org
Subject: Re: Airplane Mode
>>Ca
Carrier requirements generally state that "flight mode" should disable
_all_ radios, period, by the way.
Isn't that why the platform's open? (he he he)
--Jeff
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Salve Corey!
On Mon, 27 Nov 2006, Corey wrote:
> On Monday 27 November 2006 16:14, Robert Michel wrote:
>
> > - no bottle opener
> >
>
> What!?
A joke.
> unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oh, I overseen a line... Why should I unsubscribe?
Because I forgot to say the opener should be dual
use - b
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Robert Michel wrote:
> It's a pitty the Neo1973 will not have a case a frame
> made by strong, but light magnesium alloy, with integrated,
> fold-out bottle opener to open the beer.
> Since years I'm waiting for a mobile with that...
> Which real m
Salve Corey!
On Mon, 27 Nov 2006, Corey wrote:
> On Monday 27 November 2006 16:14, Robert Michel wrote:
>
> > - no bottle opener
> >
>
> What!?
It's a pitty the Neo1973 will not have a case a frame
made by strong, but light magnesium alloy, with integrated,
fold-out bottle opener to open the
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This is actually a good idea, on multiple levels. Touch-screens are a
large limitation to the people with less eye-sight. They are the reason
that phones have that indentation or the small dot on the 5 key. (same
reason also for the markings of the J a
On Monday 27 November 2006 16:14, Robert Michel wrote:
> - no bottle opener
>
What!?
unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Salve Steve!
On Mon, 27 Nov 2006, Steve Salazar wrote:
> Wow, thanks for all the very quick responses. Sorry if I sounded a little
> confrontational or if some of my questions were already answered in other
> posts but, you know, you get a little skeptical and this project does
> *almost* see
Hey, now that I read the presentation I feel a little foolish posting a link
to ESR's essays :) Oh well. Once again, thanks and good luck.
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Salve Steve!
> 1. It is mentioned that the gui was designed using gtk. Will the sources
> for all the interface be released? For that matter, will the sources for
> everything, including the os itself, drivers, etc be released?
yes, see the webblog of Harald Welte:
http://gnumonks.org/~lafor
Wow, thanks for all the very quick responses. Sorry if I sounded a little
confrontational or if some of my questions were already answered in other
posts but, you know, you get a little skeptical and this project does
*almost* seem too good to be true (because it sounds that good).
Anyway, co
Steve Salazar wrote:
> 1. It is mentioned that the gui was designed using gtk. Will the sources
> for all the interface be released?
Yes.
> For that matter, will the sources for
> everything, including the os itself, drivers, etc be released?
Yes.
> Will
> openmoko follow an open development m
2006/11/27, Steve Salazar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
- Camera: People who say don't bother with a 1.3Mpix camera are
photographers or otherwise photography enthusiasts. 90% of the people are
very happy at 1.3M because at 1.3 you can do photo album sized images with
very high quality that most peopl
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Corey schreef:
> On Monday 27 November 2006 14:11, Koen Kooi wrote:
>> Steve Salazar schreef:
>>> - Storage: 1GB minimum integrated SD for running a real linux.
>> Kernel 2.6.17.7 isn't real enough for you? ;)
>>
>
> Heheh - when will it become clear
On Monday 27 November 2006 14:11, Koen Kooi wrote:
> Steve Salazar schreef:
> > - Storage: 1GB minimum integrated SD for running a real linux.
>
> Kernel 2.6.17.7 isn't real enough for you? ;)
>
Heheh - when will it become clear that:
"linux" == kernel && kernel != userland
Still, you knew
On Monday 27 November 2006 13:34, Steve Salazar wrote:
> 3. Why did you not use opie or gpe?
>
I don't know anything about gpe, but opie uses QT, and QT is GPL - so
anything written that uses the QT libraries must therefore also be GPL.
GTK is LGPL, so you can use the gtk libraries in your applic
While there isn't a large risk of interference, there's still some, just on the
basis of general radiative "noise". Most airlines allow GPS receievers
in-flight (except during take-offs and landings, when no electronic devices are
allowed to be on); not all do, however.
Good luck explaining why
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Steve Salazar schreef:
>
> Hi. First of all I want to repeat what many others on this list have
> already said. I am very excited about the open moko project and the
> opportunities it represents. I will be one of the first in line to buy
> an open
Hi. First of all I want to repeat what many others on this list have
already said. I am very excited about the open moko project and the
opportunities it represents. I will be one of the first in line to buy an
openmoko phone when they are available.
I have a few questions. Thanks in adv
Gabriel Ambuehl wrote:
> On Monday 27 November 2006 16:45, Jeff Andros wrote:
>> the Google maps website does list a linux version, but it lists a pentium
>> class processor as a system requirement, I wonder if we could get google to
>> do a custom compile onto our hardware, seems like their style
On Monday 27 November 2006 16:45, Jeff Andros wrote:
> the Google maps website does list a linux version, but it lists a pentium
> class processor as a system requirement, I wonder if we could get google to
> do a custom compile onto our hardware, seems like their style
Google Maps is a webapp no?
On Monday 27 November 2006 12:01, Ylanan, Rene wrote:
> Hello. We are a start-up mobile operator in the Philippines with a
> CDMA2000-1x & EVDO network, and we are focusing on mobile data usage.
>
> It is the practice here to subsidize the subscriber's purchase of mobile
> phones in exchange for l
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Bob Pluss schreef:
> Hello All,
>
> I've been following this thread since the beginning and am very excited
> about the release of the Neo1973.
>
> Will there be an "airplane mode" on this phone? In which the GSM
> receiver and probably the GPS recei
Salve Bob!
On Mon, 27 Nov 2006, Bob Pluss wrote:
> I've been following this thread since the beginning and am very
> excited about the release of the Neo1973.
;)
> Will there be an "airplane mode" on this phone? In which the GSM
> receiver and probably the GPS receiver too
> can be turned off
On Mon, 27 Nov 2006, Marcin Juszkiewicz wrote:
One thing which annoyed me in all cellphones is charging control. How many
times you discovered that phone need charging but you have to go to work?
Or even worse you discovered it when you got important call to do and no
way to charge phone?
I'm
2006/11/27, Marcin Juszkiewicz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
2. battery is <'in 10-14h will be empty'
Questions to hardware developers:
1. How long does the battery live with only GSM unit active?
2. How long with GSM and GPS?
3. How long with GSM, GPS and Bluetooth?
4. Is the user-mode software allowe
Salve Marcin!
On Mon, 27 Nov 2006, Marcin Juszkiewicz wrote:
> One thing which annoyed me in all cellphones is charging control.
This is a very important point for the usability of a phone and
I 100% agree, have one of the greatest powerto make a user angry
> How many
> times you discovered t
Hello All,
I've been following this thread since the beginning and am very
excited about the release of the Neo1973.
Will there be an "airplane mode" on this phone? In which the GSM
receiver and probably the GPS receiver too
can be turned off so that it is safe to be used on commercial fli
I've been lurking' since I found out about the OpenMoko effort/product, but
this looks like a good time to chime in.
The GPS applications, especially in combination with phone functionality, seem
like a great differentiator. Could end up redefining the answer to "What is a
cell phone besides 'j
By calling the browser installed on the phone with the good coordinates, I
think we respect the Google Map API's terms.
Mmm I think you are right. And what if use libcurl to make http requests and
then use the result
for our own purposes? This is not a use of the API but of the public web
serv
One thing which annoyed me in all cellphones is charging control. How many
times you discovered that phone need charging but you have to go to work?
Or even worse you discovered it when you got important call to do and no
way to charge phone?
I'm thinking about adding posibility to warn user w
Thanks for posting. The blog and the trails leading away from it
are *very* interesting.
-- Terrence
Terrence Barr
Evangelist, Java Mobile & Embedded Community
Sun Microsystems, Germany
www.mobileandembedded.org
Selem Delul wrote:
Tim Oreilly posted a blog post titled as "Ten Things I Want Fro
Le Lundi 27 Novembre 2006 16:20, Alessandro Iurlano a écrit :
> On 11/27/06, David Ormsbee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > We can still have an application that simply reads GPS data from the
> > phone and hits the Google Maps website with it, right? The site
> > accepts long/lat. co
the Google maps website does list a linux version, but it lists a pentium
class processor as a system requirement, I wonder if we could get google to
do a custom compile onto our hardware, seems like their style
--Jeff
On 11/27/06, Alessandro Iurlano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 11/27/06, D
On 11/27/06, David Ormsbee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
We can still have an application that simply reads GPS data from the
phone and hits the Google Maps website with it, right? The site
accepts long/lat. coordinates, and even has a satellite view mode
(though the quality isn't as high
Hello,
We can still have an application that simply reads GPS data from the
phone and hits the Google Maps website with it, right? The site
accepts long/lat. coordinates, and even has a satellite view mode
(though the quality isn't as high as in Google Earth).
Dave
On 11/27/06, Marcus Bauer <[
On Mon, 2006-11-27 at 12:44 +0100, Alessandro Iurlano wrote:
> I know that google provides API for the search engine. Are there APIs
> for google earth maps too?
Slashdot ran yesterday a story about this:
http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/11/25/225256
http://gaia.serezhkin.com/
Basicall
Hello to all the list!
I would like to know if there will be some kind of voice control/recognition
on the phone.
If so, I would like also to know which sw will be used to implement it as I
would like to develop
some kind of interface based on speech on the phone.
Thanks
Alessandro
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Something to add to this idea...
I'd like to have the phone interact with Google Earth maps. Something like
"Let me see how the place where I am now looks from the sky"
Which may be very useful when you are walking around and try to find the
best route to another place.
I know that google provide
Hello.
On Mon, 2006-11-27 at 19:00, jollen wrote:
>
> I put on a patch for s3c2410 SOC which make the mobile panel going better.
You plan to port this to 2.6? The Neo1973 is using a 2.6 kernel not
2.4.
Thanks for your work.
regards
Stefan Schmidt
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Hi all,
I put on a patch for s3c2410 SOC which make the mobile panel going better.
The original codes from MIZI were not considered 24-bpp/32-bpp fb/fb-con
support and were not given good pulse/porch values for this panel.
Posts and files can be found on my 2410's blog now,
http://www.jollen.o
Hello. We are a start-up mobile operator in the Philippines with a
CDMA2000-1x & EVDO network, and we are focusing on mobile data usage.
It is the practice here to subsidize the subscriber's purchase of mobile
phones in exchange for long-term service lock-in, so we are always on the
look-out f
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