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More Changes at Openmoko

Tuesday, 02 June 2009 23:08 LWN

Sean Moss-Pultz has sent out an announcement on the future of Openmoko and the Freerunner phone.

Google Predicts 18 Android Phones This Year

Thursday, 28 May 2009 07:03 LinuxDevices

At the Google I/O Developer Conference yesterday, the company announced that it expects at least 18 Android phones to ship in 2009, according to an industry report.

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Alleged Nokia Linux Smartphone Plans Exposed by Leak

Thursday, 21 May 2009 09:40 ArsTechnica

Nokia has been hard at work building Maemo 5, the next major version of its Linux-based mobile platform.

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Germany-based ROAD has upgraded its multifunction, Linux-based mobile phone. Based on a 512MHz Marvell PXA270, the Handy-PC Officer S101 can act as both a GSM cellular phone and a WiFi-driven PDA and web browser, and it offers a dual SIM-card option, says the company.

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Intel and Nokia field open source telephony project

Monday, 11 May 2009 06:44 LinuxDevices

Intel and Nokia have launched an open source project to develop a mobile telephony stack for possible inclusion in the Moblin and Maemo projects. The oFono stack is based on open source Linux and a high-level D-Bus interconnection API, and targets the development of GSM/UMTS applications.

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