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- Approximate cost: $400ABC 7: New phones offer ultimate customization(July 7, 2008)
- Weight: 6 ouncesThe New York Times: An Open Source Cellphone(Tinkers, Have a Ball)(July 10, 2008)
- Features a 2.8-inch 480x640-pixel touch screenbb Gadgets: Openmoko open-source cell phone beats Android to the punch(July 4, 2008)
- Storage: 256MBbb Gadgets: Openmoko open-source cell phone beats Android to the punch(July 4, 2008)
- RAM: 128MBbb Gadgets: Openmoko open-source cell phone beats Android to the punch(July 4, 2008)
- Bluetooth 2.0bb Gadgets: Openmoko open-source cell phone beats Android to the punch(July 4, 2008)
- GPS systemThe New York Times: An Open Source Cellphone(Tinkers, Have a Ball)(July 10, 2008)
- Motion sensorsThe New York Times: An Open Source Cellphone(Tinkers, Have a Ball)(July 10, 2008)
- Works with T-Mobile and AT&TThe New York Times: An Open Source Cellphone(Tinkers, Have a Ball)(July 10, 2008)
- Works internationallyThe New York Times: An Open Source Cellphone(Tinkers, Have a Ball)(July 10, 2008)
- OS: GNU/Linux
- License: General Public License
- Devices: Neo 1973, Neo Base, Neo Advanced and Neo FreeRunner
- Founded: 2006
- An earlier release in July 2007 sold out in three daysInformationWeek: When is a Phone Not a Phone?(July 15, 2008)
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Openmoko is a project founded by First International Computer. The company has created a smartphone platform using open-source technology. Because it uses open-source technology, the phone is very customizable. It is predicted to be more popular among programmers.ABC 7: New phones offer ultimate customization(July 7, 2008)
The Neo Base, Neo Advanced and Neo FreeRunner packages were designed specifically to use OpenMoko software.Openmoko: Neo FreeRunner
Quotes
- "Everybody wants to call it a phone, but from the beginning I wanted to call it 'a computer with GSM'. Everybody wants it in that category, and I want it out of that category."—Steve MosherInformationWeek: When is a Phone Not a Phone?(July 15, 2008)
- "What will people do with this phone that I can't even imagine"—Michael ShilohABC 7: New phones offer ultimate customization(July 7, 2008)
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Openmoko on Amazon
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Openmoko Neo Freerunner TrueVue Crystal Clear Cell Phone Screen Protector - $9.95
TrueVue by Lexerd is designed to protect and improve the durability of various LCDs applications. The product provides excellent anti-scratch effect with no adhesive residual when ...Amazon
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Openmoko Neo1973 TrueVue Crystal Clear Cell Phone Screen Protector - $9.95
TrueVue by Lexerd is designed to protect and improve the durability of various LCDs applications. The product provides excellent anti-scratch effect with no adhesive residual when ...Amazon
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STMICROELECTRONICS' MEMS ENABLE MOTION SENSING IN OPENMOKO.: An article from: UNIX Update - $9.95
This digital document is an article from UNIX Update, published by Worldwide Videotex on April 1, 2009. The length of the article is 423 words. The page length shown above is based...Amazon
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