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Category Archives: Linux
Google Phone rumours
GigaOm is listing a few “facts” about the so far non-existing Google Phone. The first two are:
1. Google Phone is based on a mobile variant of Linux, and is able to run Java virtual machines.
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Posted in Google, Java, Linux, Nokia
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The iPhone brand
Wow, what a success. At least the first weekend, the iPhone went for a knockout and succeeded. Up to 700’000 phones is nothing short of amazing especially considering the price. The iPhone has already become and iconic…
Posted in Apple, Linux, Motorola, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Telecom Market
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Mobile OS doesn’t matter – signs of change
Two observations that point in the same direction: the OS of your mobile doesn’t matter. It’s the internet compatibility that makes all the difference. First an old post by Nokia Linux web tablet product manager Ari Jaaksi:…
Posted in Apple, Internet, Linux, Mobile 2.0, Mobile OS, Nokia
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The $100 PC and the $500 web tablet
I’m just returning home from the Reboot-conference, two days of inspiring talks and people. One of the talks was by the CEO of Opera, H?•kon Lie. It was entitled The web everywhere: $10…
Google Phone – No. Google Mobile – Yes.
Doubtless, Google is going mobile. But regardless of the rumors the Google Phone is about as likely as a Microsoft PC.
Building and selling a phone at the scale that a Google Phone would require is…
Posted in Google, Internet, Linux, Microsoft
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