After posting those Linux-powered cellphone articles late last year, I told myself: One of the topics that are going to dominate my posts in 2009 should be the Openmoko project. This project gives open source developers an oportunity to develop a phone that they can truly call their own. While there are other Linux-based cellphone OS's out there, IMHO, this is the one that allows you to really "free your phone". So, before I do any serious writing, allow me to open 2009 with a series of Neo Freerunner (the cellphone) unboxing videos. I hope you enjoy them.
Want to see a rotatable 3D image of the Neo 1973 phone? Please scroll down to the bottom of this blog to play with one.
Formalities Officers at the EPO Face Uncertain Future, Administration Gets
Asked About That (updated)
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They're being too polite (perhaps) to people whose agenda is detrimental
not just to the EPO but also the EPC
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