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Paul Bohme wrote:
Mike wrote:
Marcel de Jong wrote:
ps.
I really don't like the fact that 'reply' doesn't work on this
mailinglist. I have to add the mailaddress myself. (this is the only
mailinglist that I know, that does that this way)
Dnia wtorek, 16 stycznia 2007 00:45, Marcel de Jong napisał:
I really don't like the fact that 'reply' doesn't work on this
mailinglist. I have to add the mailaddress myself. (this is the
only mailinglist that I know, that does that this way)
Nearly all lists which I read are configured
Bluetooth profiles are optional and not all are uniformly or completely
implemented on bluez. It's also worth noting that the bluetooth consortium
wants all advertised profiles to be implemented completely and to go through
an expensive qualification process.
I wouldn't be surprised if openmoko
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Mike Krier schreef:
Marcel de Jong wrote:
On 1/15/07, Mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm in the US, in New York city. What networks can I use a Neo1973
phone on? Do all GSM carriers accept all GSM phones?
In contrast to CDMA phones, a GSM
Dnia poniedziałek, 15 stycznia 2007 22:45, Sven Neuhaus napisał:
Get bluetooth for your PC, establish a PPP link via the serial port
profile and you're set. No additional software required (if you run
linux on your PC).
PAN is much easier and does not add any extra layers.
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I have never seen a device where the same connector could act as both
audio-in and audio-out,
I have a device that does that, the Sharp Zaurus. From what I
understand, a microphone has a different impedence than a headphone
speaker, so the hardware switches the one earpiece betwean mic and
The specs for the NEO say it boasts a 2.8 640x480 display. From my
calculations this is 285 dpi, which is just awesome... In fact it's so
good that I almost don't believe it. What LCD is actually in the phone
(MakeModel?). I've searched all the LCD manufactures I can think of and
none of them have
Robert Michel wrote, On 13/01/07 04:01:
Salve Alessandro!
On Fri, 12 Jan 2007, Alessandro Iurlano wrote:
As I am mainly a low level programmer I will probably try to put my hands on
the Neo at kernel level like customizing
the linux kernel with patches or even try to program the Neo with my
* Marcel de Jong [EMAIL PROTECTED] [070115 23:24]:
On 1/15/07, Mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm in the US, in New York city. What networks can I use a Neo1973
phone on? Do all GSM carriers accept all GSM phones?
In contrast to CDMA phones, a GSM phone isn't normally locked to a
* Mike Krier [EMAIL PROTECTED] [070116 00:11]:
I agree with this, and I'd also like to add that this list should also
auto-prepend a marker in the subject line like most other lists do, for
example [OMOKO-COM] so that we can set up
mail filters.
But it does already set a marker:
List-Id:
On 16/01/07, Robert Michel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Salve Joe!
On Mon, 15 Jan 2007, Joe Pfeiffer wrote:
Grahame Falvey writes:
Is the microSD slot accessable while the phone is operational? Or
does one have to remove the battery and hence power down the device in
order to swap out the
On 16/01/07, Derek Pressnall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have never seen a device where the same connector could act as both
audio-in and audio-out,
I have a device that does that, the Sharp Zaurus. From what I
understand, a microphone has a different impedence than a headphone
speaker, so the
Ole Tange wrote:
On 1/15/07, Paul Bohme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave Crossland wrote:
On 15/01/07, Gervais Mulongoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Heh, until the phone spam operators start using basic voice
recognition and
to defeat the simple riddle :p
Spammers don't do email address
Salve Ole, *!
On Tue, 16 Jan 2007, Ole Tange wrote:
If the microSD is pinwise compatible with SD, would it be possible to:
* take out the battery
* attach the battery using wires
If the Neo1973 could run only with USB power (without battery)
than you would be able to skip this point attach
Salve Grahame!
On Tue, 16 Jan 2007, Grahame Falvey wrote:
On 16/01/07, Robert Michel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alternative:
- small capacitator parallel to the battery
- script/function that
-- unmount the SD
-- let the phone sleep for a while
I know it's probably too late, but why not
Hi,
I was wondering what ou guys think about someone using the ideas
collected at http://www.linuxtogo.org/gowiki/OpenMoko/Ideas
What if some big company, such as the one who announced a new phone last
week, gets some of these ideas and registers them?
Sorry if I'm just making some
Salve Joe!
Joe Pfeiffer schrieb am Dienstag, den 16. Januar 2007 um 08:16h:
Robert Michel writes:
If the Neo1973 could run only with USB power (without battery)
than you would be able to skip this point attach the battery using wires
:)
Hmmm, it is possible to charge the battery over
Salve Sean, *!
It is great that the Neo1973 v1 will have Bluetooth :)))
Will you publish which version and class it will have?
And can somebody explain (me) if beside the bandwith
are any hardware limitation for Bluetooth profiles?
Where is a good overview about linux Bluetooth and profiles?
On Tuesday 16 January 2007 17:17, Robert Michel wrote:
I would find the need for reboots not smart. The wish that
the Neo would run also USB powered would only help on the
road, when I have a battery powered USB hub or any other
USB power source - only for switching the cards?
I doubt
Why not modify a normal screen protector to have raised bumps in a keyboard
layout, but leave the whole thing transparent. A screen protector is just a
piece of plastic film with adhesive round the edges. The protector will live
on the screen all the time and you could probably forget it's there
On 1/16/07, Robert Michel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- changing SIM / microSD card without reboot
Not sure why anyone would need to switch SIM constantly...
gooing abroad - using a cheaper tariff
I would prefer a mutipexer for 4 sim cards...
but we already had this discussion.. on this list
http://cellphones.techfresh.net/archives/2007/01/13/lg-ke850-touchscreen-phone-on-video/
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Oleg.
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Salve Ole!
On Tue, 16 Jan 2007, Ole Tange wrote:
On 1/16/07, Robert Michel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- changing SIM / microSD card without reboot
Not sure why anyone would need to switch SIM constantly...
gooing abroad - using a cheaper tariff
I would prefer a mutipexer for 4 sim
On 1/16/07 11:24 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you please confirm that this screen really is full VGA not 320x200?
VGA definitely is 480x640 not 240x320. And yes, the device is VGA.
-Sean
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Andreas Kostyrka wrote:
* Mike [070116 00:11]:
I agree with this, and I'd also like to add that this list should also auto-prepend a marker in the subject line like most other lists do, for example [OMOKO-COM] so that we can set up
mail filters.
But it does already set a marker:
List-Id:
Hi, I'm Engin;
I'm a game developer from Istanbul/Turkey. the thing i wonder most about open
openmoko is the gaming oportunities. as i read from mails today, it will have a
640x480 vga screen. Is there any predictions about the gam#351;ing
oportunities of this device?
On Tuesday 16 January 2007 18:51, Engin Erenturk wrote:
Hi, I'm Engin;
I'm a game developer from Istanbul/Turkey. the thing i wonder most about
open openmoko is the gaming oportunities. as i read from mails today, it
will have a 640x480 vga screen. Is there any predictions about the
On Saturday 13 January 2007 13:0
PS I have an unrelated question. I see that FIC produces laptops (the
contact for clients here in the Netherlands is someone in the UK). I
expect you are a user of these laptops. Do you have a good
experience? I was very upset when, at the moment of buying my
hi again;
the main problem with touch screen controls is you cannot give the user my
hands fits on this button feeling. this feeling makes the players comfortable
about controlling the characters, etc. on th screen.
as i said before, also virrtual keypads can be used, or just touching can be a
maybe with virtual buttons on the screen it can be used as a gaming device? i
mean not a total gaming device but, some arcade games (like j2me games, but
better)
Gabriel Ambuehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Tuesday 16 January 2007 18:51,
Engin Erenturk wrote:
Hi, I'm Engin;
I'm a game
maybe with virtual buttons on the screen it can be used as a gaming device? i
mean not a total gaming device but, some arcade games (like j2me games, but
better)
Gabriel Ambuehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Tuesday 16 January 2007 18:51,
Engin Erenturk wrote:
Hi, I'm Engin;
I'm a game
Hi everyone.
Ever since I 'met' the OpenMoko I wanted one. And since it has AGPS on
board, it could be even more usefull to me.
I love riding a motorcycle and was hoping that this thingy could be turned
into a TomTom rider equivalent. Meaning that I need large buttons when using
gloves.
Looks
Hi, this is my first time posting, I'm just been lurking so far. Looks like
everyone, including myself is excited about openmoko.
Engin's recent post on controls had me thinking: Why do we have buttons in
games? But I think we had buttons to control games because early game
makers didn't have
Some of the easier ideas could be:
1. Tic-Tac-Toe: grid changes colour for the Red player's turn, or Blue
player's turn
2. Connect Four: grid also changes colour
3. Checkers
4. Chess
5. Gem Drop (already GPL, some info here http://www.tucows.com/preview/9259)
6. that addictive Photo game where
el jefe delito writes:
I'd love to see the KDE apps on this thing, but I read somewhere on the list
that most of the WM interface is likely based on GTK libraries (GNOME).
Being Open, though, we could probably move KWM/KDE onto the Neo; not sure if
the processing power and storage can handle it.
If the Neo has a multi touch touchscreen, we really should think
outside of the box.
Look at this demonstration by mr. Jeff Han to see an example of what
might be possible :)
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5195605778138598326
And look at what Nintendo did with their DS. (though of
Quoting Marcel de Jong on 01/16/2007 09:33 PM UTC:
If the Neo has a multi touch touchscreen, we really should think
outside of the box.
Look at this demonstration by mr. Jeff Han to see an example of what
might be possible :)
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5195605778138598326
And
el jefe delito wrote:
Some of the easier ideas could be:
1. Tic-Tac-Toe: grid changes colour for the Red player's turn, or Blue
player's turn
2. Connect Four: grid also changes colour
3. Checkers
4. Chess
5. Gem Drop (already GPL, some info here
http://www.tucows.com/preview/9259 )
6. that
Hello All,
From some info on the list I gather that the SD card will have no more that
4GB, so will I be able to use a USB flash drive with 'X' GB storage for
media files e.g.
I am asking since I am not sure what implication does the Unpowered aspect
have on USB devices.
Related to media
On 1/16/07, Pranav Desai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From some info on the list I gather that the SD card will have no more that
4GB, so will I be able to use a USB flash drive with 'X' GB storage for
media files e.g.
I am asking since I am not sure what implication does the Unpowered aspect
have
On 1/16/07, Gabriel Ambuehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Unless your game can be controlled with a touchscreen, you won't like it as
gaming device.
I've got a mockup I did for a Gravity Power port I've been putting off
for too long:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/359950380/
With a
Hello,
Just wondering, does that mean its EVDO? Or something else? I have
Cingular, which supports I believe only EDGE (2G and 2.5G?) and 3G.
Could someone please expand on the 2.5G NOT EDGE line?
Thanks!
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I'd like to run a bot on my phone that I'd be able to chat with via Jabber
(XMPP, used by Gmail and others). This would allow me to easily set and
receive notifications to augment the small screen UI by extending the reach
of the phone to any net connected computer. The bot could also set your
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