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Well, I'm really hoping this takes off - it's 2006 and the "advanced" phones are still pretty crummy in one way or another - Trolltech has just announced a new GSM/GPRS Linux based phone platform / SDK - "Qtopia Greenphone is a Linux mobile development device open for unlimited software innovation. Offered as part of the Greenphone SDK, it makes Linux-based applications easier to build and faster to bring to market. This powerful GSM/GPRS device provides the perfect platform for creation, testing and demonstration of new mobile technology services and ships loaded with Qtopia Phone Edition." [via] - Link.
Linux based Qtopia Greenphone
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Aug 16, 2006 04:33 AM
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This is impressive! Can I get that in black?
With no impressive Linux phones, a lot of Linux press is still focused on the Nokia 770 which is neither a phone nor PDA, but has a lot of potential and an active development community.
Cheers,
Lloyd
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Pricing came out today, $195 for the license for the dev kit, $695 for the phone (aka, development platform). WTF?
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