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by DJ Neawedde | 8th November 2006
Cheap, hackable Linux smartphone due soon
“One of the world’s largest computer and consumer electronics manufacturers will ship a completely open, Linux-based, GPS-equipped, quad-band GSM/GPRS phone direct, worldwide, for $350 or less, in Q1, 2007. First International Computing’s (FIC’s) “Neo1973″ or FIC-GTA001, is the first phone based on the open-source “OpenMoKo” platform.” [Linux Devices]
More…
Skype 3.0 Coming Soon [GigaOM]
Hackers target unpatched Windows bug [NewsFactor]
LaunchPad 13 at Web 2.0 Summit [TechCrunch]
NTP Sues Palm for Patent Violation [Mobile Tech Today]
Sprint is first CDMA provider with SLVR [MobileMag]
Google positioning for move into radio [Reuters]
U.S. leads the world in phishing [Ars Technica]
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