The situation where you absolutely need the camera is after you've
been involved in a traffic collision. Hopefully you'll be able to
use it.
I use it for far more than just this sort of thing .. its an info-
gathering device. Instead of typing in someones business card, for
example, I
I do tech support for phones and I assure that there are many
people who don't care about cameras. I knpw because they
say exactly that I don't need a camera.
Wait until someone actually writes some good applications that use
the camera as more than just a holiday-fun activity capture device.
Wow! With qtopia I can actually use my neo! Battery life sucks, but oh
well..
One thing tho - I cant play mp3s it says media type not supported..any
ideas as to why or where to look for a more specific error message? wavs
are fine, but mp3s dont work
Wow! With qtopia I can actually use my neo! Battery life sucks, but oh
well..
One thing tho - I cant play mp3s it says media type not supported..any
ideas as to why or where to look for a more specific error message? wavs
are fine, but mp3s dont work
I just want to remind everybody about that Neo is one project and
OpenMoko is another. Saying that, I have to give FIC a lot of credit for
coorperating, but this doesn't mean that another vendor isn't allowed to
make phone with a camera. Who knows, maybe there'll be two, three, or
maybe four
I tried pretty much exactly the steps you described but I can't get booting
from SD card to work, neither for Qtopia not for OpenMoko I must be
missing something. http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Booting_from_SD seems to
suggest that you need to use a specially prepared kernel. Is this so? Any
With the latest build from http://buildhost.automated.it/OM2007.2/ I can
unlock the phone after inputting my PIN two times but it doesn't want to
register with the network. Also, the phone is very unresponsive and only
registers touch screen input every once in a while. Sounds like this might
be
Hi,
I've just tried Mines (testing purposes only, of course!), but it's kind
of hard to win with-out being able to right-click. Does anyone know how
to perform such an exotic action?
Regards,
Mikkel
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Lorn Potter skrev:
Krzysztof Kajkowski wrote:
Hi!
Is it possible to have both Qtopia and OM environments on one phone?
One could be able to chooses system on startup (such as grub or lilo
chooses Linux or Windows ;). That would be useful - you could use
Qtopia env as a phone during day but at
Hi,
Take a look at http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Qtopia_on_Neo_1973
/ Mikkel
Lars Hallberg skrev:
Lorn Potter skrev:
Krzysztof Kajkowski wrote:
Hi!
Is it possible to have both Qtopia and OM environments on one phone?
One could be able to chooses system on startup (such as grub or lilo
On my old Treo, you could press the stylus on a square, and drag up to
flag it, or drag left to clear a flag. Dunno if the OM version of the
game does that though. If not, it'd be handy if it did.
-id
Mikkel Meyer Andersen wrote:
Hi,
I've just tried Mines (testing purposes only, of
Hi,
Cheers for the tip, but I also mean in general. It would be nice to
could widen the functionality so that different clicks can be made.
Maybe just through an icon in the panel (this should work as a setting
so that the type click could be selected by activating that specific
panel-item).
Right click could be emulated by pressing and holding AUX and then tapping.
Of course that means that other AUX button functionality could only be
activated after releasing the button without touching the screen. Native
apps should never need right clicking, though. It would only be useful for
Hi,
Thanks, but it doesn't work here. No problem, though, so need to use
more time on it.
/ Mikkel
Ortwin Regel skrev:
Right click could be emulated by pressing and holding AUX and then
tapping. Of course that means that other AUX button functionality could
only be activated after
Hello,
This is my first entry after receiving my OpenMoko kit this friday. This
is also my first time using a Linux Computer to do anything real, so
please forgive me if my questions are naive and simple =)
So I have my new Ubuntu computer up and running and I wanted to start
flashing the Neo
Hi,
Just type
sudo dfu-util ...
and enter you password when promted :-)
/ Mikkel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Hello,
This is my first entry after receiving my OpenMoko kit this friday. This
is also my first time using a Linux Computer to do anything real, so
please forgive me if my questions are
Am Sonntag 07 Oktober 2007 18:32:26 schrieb Mikkel Meyer Andersen:
Hi,
Just type
sudo dfu-util ...
and enter you password when promted :-)
/ Mikkel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Hello,
This is my first entry after receiving my OpenMoko kit this friday. This
is also my first time using a
Ortwin Regel pisze:
I tried pretty much exactly the steps you described but I can't get
booting from SD card to work, neither for Qtopia not for OpenMoko I
must be missing something. http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Booting_from_SD
seems to suggest that you need to use a specially prepared
The maemo OS 2007 has two menus, one for finger and one for stylus,
somehow it can detect(I suppose bigger surface diameter) whether a
stylus or a finger is used, the finger menu then is much bigger, very
handy!
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Wow! With qtopia I can actually use my neo! Battery life sucks, but oh
well..
One thing tho - I cant play mp3s it says media type not supported..any
ideas as to why or where to look for a more specific error message? wavs
are fine, but mp3s dont work
Thats because
I've just tried Mines (testing purposes only, of course!), but it's kind
of hard to win with-out being able to right-click. Does anyone know how
to perform such an exotic action?
In Windows Mobile Windows XP Tablet, you can emulate right click by holding
down the stylus for 0.5 secs. Sounds
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