LunchMeet: Could OpenMoko be the Open iPhone Killer?

09:18 | Eddie Codel | Aug 15th, 2007 7:17am |

OpenMoko is an interesting project that is an open linux-based mobile communications platform. Primarily an open source operating system and applicatiion environment, when combined with a hardware device by FIC, it quickly feels like an open threat to the Apple iPhone. While at Linuxworld, I spoke with Michael Shiloh, a developer and envagelist for OpenMoko, who gave me a rundown on this killer combination complete with a demo of the prototype device.

Tags: OpenMoko, linux, FIC, Apple, iPhone, Linuxworld, Michael Shiloh

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