know?
"Николай Шатохин" wrote:
>Will it have USB host?
>
>
>2013/7/30 Daniel Clem
>
>> Everyone needs to submit "Tips” to OMG Ubuntu and any other site that
>> would be interested. Especially if they have already covered an
>article
>> about the Edg
Glad Ubuntu edge will be a 4G
>phone!
>>
>> Daniel Clem 이 씀:
>>
>>> No Problem, I bout fell over when I read it! :-) we really need to
>spread
>>> the word about this as there are probably ALOT of people that are on
>>> Verizon or Sprint that looked, seen it
ll work on Verizon. I apologize for being wrong earlier, I
>had no
>idea that they would roll this out.
>On Jul 29, 2013 7:05 PM, "Daniel Clem" wrote:
>
>> NEW UPDATE!!! The Indiegogo page now states specifically states the
>Edge
>> will work with "LTE
data will most likely
switch to all LTE and phase out CDMA over a few years until all the (at that
point) 3G legacy phones are no longer uses.
What do you guys think??
Daniel Clem wrote:
>I deleted the more relevant mail already, so sorry for being out of
>order. But we have a GSM phone an
I deleted the more relevant mail already, so sorry for being out of order. But
we have a GSM phone and account from a pay as you go company called "Tracfone”.
Is this Sim card compatible with?? If so I will definitely pledge one I have
830 saved.
"Omar B." wrote:
>Nice, thx for recording the
Yes, yes I do. Who needs to make phone calls at home or use data around the
house anyways. :-P
Oliver Grawert wrote:
>hi,
>On Di, 2013-07-23 at 12:45 -0400, Daniel Clem wrote:
>
>> I'm very optimistic, only question is, do I wanna switch to GSM right
>> now.
>
>
he
>$600
>> perk. The average slope for the 2nd half of the graph is $605.43 per
>90
>> seconds. The real numbers aren't nearly that optimistic, which fits
>with
>> what I said in my earlier emails.
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Jul 23, 2013 at 11:13 AM, Daniel Cl
If that trend holds there will be a total of almost 80,000,000. Obviously it
will have ups and downs, but even half that average would reach the goal. Will
re-investigate GSM's signal strength in my area, as well as data plans.
Josh Leverette wrote:
>The only number I'm writing down is the tot
e your next contract rolls around, from what I understand.
>However,
>I am curious. How much data do you use each month, exactly? I have 4GB
>per
>month and barely use 2GB of that.
>
>
>On Tue, Jul 23, 2013 at 9:53 AM, Daniel Clem
>wrote:
>
>> i knew they were bad,
They made a pure phone like a Nexus device into a
>very
>dirty device. Canonical would have to give up everything that is noble
>about this campaign to get Verizon to let those phones to connect to
>their
>network.
>
>It cannot happen, and it will not happen. Verizon has
Agreed. And here in USA the "Modern American Mentality” has taken over and
people don't realized that high quality products come at a price. They are used
to 2 year contracts that get them "latest hardware” at 200 to 300. But this
device being 3 times the power and quality, but not 3 times the p
I would really like to pledge the 830. But I don't see any denial or
confirmation of having Verizon support. It mentions GSM, but also Mark
Shuttleworth said it has "Dual LTE" so it can be used on "Both LTE
Standards". Which in my opinion refers to having Verizon LTE, as well as
AT&T/International
Mkay, sorry for the seriousness, just the topic of NSA has gotten me extremely
riled up lately.
Dmitrijs Ledkovs wrote:
>On 18 July 2013 01:18, Daniel Clem wrote:
>> NSA? Really? Before or after the recent hoopla with Verizon and
>others?
>> Echoing another's point. Ye
NSA? Really? Before or after the recent hoopla with Verizon and others? Echoing
another's point. Yes security has become a big hot word lately, and for good
reason.
Just a non-dev comment, I use SMS a lot. It depends who I'm talking to, when,
and where.
The person stating that 3g/4g is more
very useful.
> Printing directions leaves them with as much information as using
> a smartphone GPS. using a standalone Garmin or TomTom is the only
> way to reasonably avoid handing that data over to "the cloud", but
> I wouldn't concern yourself about the cloud
Non-dev comment.
I very very rarely ever use voice recognition, and never use dictation. I only
use it on rare occasion when I can't remember how to spell a word, and my best
guess has spell check all confused. Plus with all the NSA and other privacy
issues coming up, I'm working harder than ev
I personally would prefer the page stack view for things like file
explorer/manager. Where on Android you use the back button, with stacking as I
understand, you back up by tapping the titles at the top right? Very elegant if
I am understanding the design specs correctly. Can this be adjusted to
Just non-dev comment:
Love all those alternatives! :-)
In my opinion the wallpaper of choice is not.show cased nearly enough. If I
choose a image of my loved one, I don't want to only be able to see one eye,
one ear and some hair from behind all the. icons and widgets. So show casing
the i
minimal
>effort from the use."
>
>http://design.ubuntu.com/apps/get-started/design-vision
>
>
>Again, take a look at this video example Evernote I uploaded, it's a
>beautiful method for dealing with toolbars, but I suggest it _only_ in
>the areas in deep page stack v
Non-dev comment:
Revealing controls on scroll up would work if you want it to be same for all
apps, as not all apps scroll. Such as the FTP server app I use for my Droid. Or
video games that need a.menu for settings and saving games, but no scrolling at
all.
My personal opinion is this menu
Non-dev comment:
I very much agree with this suggestion. Doesn't have to be implement
exactly this way, though I also like the idea of short swipe, long swipe.
Similar to short press long press.
I always hoped Ubuntu would have take OpenWebOS code and used it instead of
starting fresh.
>From what I read in the phone specs, this phone would not work on Verizon much
>less Verizon's LTE, correct? Have they mentioned making a later model for
>Verizon or CDMA carriers?
Thank you guys and God Bless you and your work.
Clem
Ivo Weevers wrote:
>Hi,
>
>A couple of months back, I'
A system integrated way of donation would be awesome. One of the main reasons I
don't donate often is because its never fast or simple. Usually requiring
Paypal logins.
I would prefer a system separate from Paypal (reasons related to the Wikileak
blackout). And integrated as something every de
Thank you, I'll keep an eye out for the core app reqs. :-)
Jim Hodapp wrote:
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>Daniel,
>
>On 04/03/2013 08:54 PM, Daniel Clem wrote:
>> Just a small feature request. I love streaming Jamendo CC music
>> usin
As non-dev 2 cents, I wouldn't want to use a proprietary keyboard, as it
undermines the heart of what the U-touch project seems to be. Free to use by
everyone. All GPL'd. If compromises start, then how is this project any
different than what Google or Apple does, because they may some things ope
ne by one. :-(
What new features does the kdbx file type add that would be a nice compliment
to Ubuntu phone?
"Cláudio Sampaio" wrote:
>On Mon, Mar 18, 2013 at 2:05 PM, Daniel Clem
>wrote:
>
>> I made a reply to the "Why no Browser in the core apps” thread a
I made a reply to the "Why no Browser in the core apps” thread about using the
same filetype as KeepassX, but didn't see Keepass mentioned here so I thought
it might be un related to the browser discussion.
The .kdb file type is encrypted and requires a master password to open. But is
very sec
Someone mentioned syncing passwords. We could debate security issues on this am
day long, and I'm sure it could be done securely. But I use KeepassX for
desktop and keepassdroid for Andoid to contain all my hundreds of websites and
other info I have. They use the same encrypted file type, so I j
Are non-developers welcome? Just an average teck savy user. I'd mainly
have opinions on usage and UX.
On 03/06/2013 07:21 AM, Will Cooke wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Following the UDS session on the browser yesterday I have created a
> team and mailing list in Launchpad to continue discussions around the
s dialog. And every single
number above can be change to suite you. The maximum safe overflight is
detected automatically so there's no risk of damage to the device.
Hope that helps, God Bless you all,
Dan
Ricardo Salveti de Araujo wrote:
>On 03/03/2013 03:10 PM, Daniel Clem wrote:
writing a dead
simple UI for cpufreq packages with SetCPU as inspiration would be very awesome.
God Bless, and looking forward to seeing progress.
Dan
Oliver Grawert wrote:
>hi,
>Am Sonntag, den 03.03.2013, 02:17 -0500 schrieb Daniel Clem:
>> So in closing, I feel that clock speed
Agreed Benjamin, the average user should not have this kind of CPU control. But
the Android application called "Set CPU” keeps things simple enough that most
people can operate the over / underclock without any risk of damage as it auto
detects that maximum safe overclock. And the returning to i
I did a test with that the other day, and indeed an Alarm will sound even in
silent mode. Perhaps its different for each app and device. That that is merely
proof of a problem, not an excuse for the Android OS devs
God Bless ya
Octavian Damiean wrote:
>On Feb 26, 2013 2:57 PM, "Bill R. WASHBU
arging.
And we all know the benefits of tethering. Don't wanna bore you all too much.
:-P
God Bless
Dan
Octavian Damiean wrote:
>Hello Daniel,
>
>On Fri, Mar 1, 2013 at 6:37 AM, Daniel Clem
>wrote:
>
>> One geeky thing I really enjoyed was changing the first boot
Obviously these are very far down the road. But wondering if anyone has these
in mind? One of the best things about rooting an Android phone is you can
Overclock for performance or underclock for battery life. So having user
control over these to suit our needs is a huge advantage.
Also tetheri
Would like to reinforce the notion of keeping big brother from abusing this
kind of thing. Very very serious caution should be taken on this point. I feel
that a special password ( not users or root) should be required to give them
access in this way. So that in other normal times they would ha
an be more help than
hinder.
God Bless you guys an your work.
Bruno Girin wrote:
>On 26/02/13 13:26, Daniel Clem wrote:
>> Just wanted to ask 2 quick questions as an average user.
>>
>> Is there currently planned to support calling from the browser? I.E.
>> tapping on a
Just wanted to ask 2 quick questions as an average user.
Is there currently planned to support calling from the browser? I.E. tapping on
a company's phone number and the number auto dialing?
2nd, and thought of this just now as I mistaken my SMS app for my Email app.
Could there, by default,
Would like to second the need for the auto data wiping feature. But users would
need to have finite control over how this would work.
The users that care about such a feature would be tech Davy enough to
understand at least a well laid out settings screen.
God Bless,
Dan
Ted Gould wrote:
>On
Agreed, side stage would look farely natural I think. Just need to translate
all those gestures to a remote's controls. Plus side stage on a TV would make
video calling and other things while multi tasking very intuitive and fun.
Bruno Girin wrote:
>On 25/02/13 13:01, Alan Bell wrote:
>> At th
Hello, I'm not a developer. But wanted to get a little input on
preferences. Any time I install a new system. One of the first things I
do is change the theme colors to something more subdued. I'm not super
picky on the over all color itself. But I mainly want to change the
color that is in text bo
u know would
be getting just as good of directions as Google Maps, while not
requiring data connection the whole time, saving battery life, and all
with staying "open" in the Freedom Dimension. :)
What you guys think?
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