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Third day of science week! Today’s topic is, What’s the next gadget that you want to buy?
This would have to be either the OpenMoko or the Qtopia Greenphone both are open source and built on a linux framework. More importantly if you get one you can develop your own appliactions for it. Since the Qtopia Greenphone is now sold out and it doesn’t look like it’s coming back anytime soon I believe I will be going with the OpenMoko once it hits Stage 2 and has Wi-fi. How I long for a phone with Wi-fi!!
Tags: greenphone, Linux, openmoko, Phone, qtopia, science week, wifi.
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Was just thinking back there to the first mobile phone I got and remembered about Eircell! Who remembers them? I remembering buying my phone in the store and actually getting to pick my phone number from a list! Deadly stuff! On the note of my first phone:
That was the one, certainly progressed haven’t we! 
Tags: company, eircell, Phone.
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So we all talked about it, we speculated. Certain people were right. But it’s not happening.
Via Wall Street Journal:
Google Inc. announced today an ambitious alliance with 33 handset makers, wireless carriers and other technology companies to create low-cost mobile phones based on “open” technology standards.
The Mountain View, Calif., Internet company said the new cellphone technology it is creating with its partners – which it calls Android – would enable faster development of innovative cellphone features. The platform includes several layers of software for phones, including an operating system, a user interface and applications.
Give it ten years! Then maybe Google will turn hardware! 
Tags: Google, Phone.
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