On Sunday 08 July 2007 15:49:31 Attila Csipa wrote:
What I find odd is that nobody considers that some users would WILLINGLY
have/watch ads on their phone, depending on their plan, in exchange for
better rates, rewards, whatever. You don't have to eliminate the ads, you
can also eliminate the
On Monday 09 July 2007 09:36, Gabriel Ambuehl wrote:
What I find odd is that nobody considers that some users would WILLINGLY
have/watch ads on their phone, depending on their plan, in exchange for
better rates, rewards, whatever. You don't have to eliminate the ads, you
can also eliminate
ti, 2007-07-03 kello 07:42 -0400, Vladimir Giszpenc kirjoitti:
How about a Minority Report type of advertising
on the phone using the GPS data? This could even be payed based on
proximity (bonus when the ad worked).
If the phone-end software is open, it'd be hackable to not display
anything
On Sunday 08 July 2007 11:47:58 Mikko Rauhala wrote:
In short, yes, this is evil, but considering the open nature of the
phone, I doubt many marketing people would pay a lot for their ads on
this sort of a platform.
What I find odd is that nobody considers that some users would WILLINGLY
Hi,
I don't think your idea is that bad at all, but it doesn't look like
something that's possible. OpenMoko wants all software on the phone to
be open-source, thus no ad-ware lock-in is possible. It's reversible.
Plus, the phone won't be any cheaper because of this reversibility.
But that's
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