Dnia 2015-04-07, wto o godzinie 23:05 +0200, Andrin Bertschi pisze:
> Until now, I found it quite difficult to get to know people for a new
> app project or general speaking, get in touch with the community and
> thought that could help me if I write here on the mailing list.
I host my Open Source
Shhh, no, snapping that random insta pic on n900 (and possibly neo900) still
takes longer than detaching kb part, poor design, better 5 year old phone, and
not sliding, so bad, and can use bt and charge my kb with watch AND phone. Some
people, ehh
On Thu Apr 9 20:38:52 2015 GMT+0200, Roberto Co
Hi,
About the The Other Half Keyboard (TOHKBD) v2 for Jolla smartphone,
there are 48 remaining to last buyers :
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=1466065&postcount=1095
"dirkvl is online now dirkvl Yesterday , 05:36
Currently 48 TOHKBDs left in the shop."
There are many color ch
Indeed, it seems a good starting point. The main problem to this project
is to have a compatible Android kernel running on Maemo. But it seems
there is a big memory consumption, which will not be a problem with the
Neo900. And it seems that with a more modern kernel it will be easier,
kernel which
In this case it's not a smartphone with a physical keyboard but something
like any other Android smartphones with an external keyboard.
If I liked TOHKBD, I could also have bought this :
http://www.mobilezap.com.au/45647-galaxy-s5-magnetic-bluetooth-qwerty-keyboard-case-black.htm
with a Galaxy S5.
Or you could buy, you know, a Jolla phone *today* and
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2028347278/tohkbd-the-other-half-keyboard-for-your-jolla
because there's no point in Jolla being as open as possible and then users not
supporting the community that develops awesome things like that ^^^
On 09.04.2015 11:03, E.S. Rosenberg wrote:
You realize the keyboard doesn't need to be attached while it's in your
pocket? Only while you're typing and while you type its' not covering
the lens
When I think of a phone with a hardware keyboard, it's something that's
attached to my phone, no
You realize the keyboard doesn't need to be attached while it's in your
pocket? Only while you're typing and while you type its' not covering the
lens
2015-04-09 11:27 GMT+03:00 :
> I'm aware of this product, but I don't like how it is done.
> The main issue of this keyboard is that it masks
I'm aware of this product, but I don't like how it is done.
The main issue of this keyboard is that it masks the camera. So I can't
take quickly a picture, I have to remove in first the keyboard. With this
TOHKBD, we can't have an other one : it's either a keyboard or something
else. So this smartp
Schifano: and what about Android apps on N900? There was a project, now dead,
aiming to bring them to N900 via chroot (driven by lexik) but went not far from
the theoretical stage. There are some clues though about the needed kernel
modules and some posts about the partial progress. It's a good
Hi Alexandre,
On 04/09/2015 12:27 AM, Schifano Alexandre wrote:
It depends of what you mean by "good", and what do you expect as
physical keyboard. You can find two or three year-old smartphones which
are fine, with physical keyboard, but no ubber processors and no 4G.
You can also find on the C
The TOHKBD promises to be a very good add-on, though I don't know if it
will be available to people who didn't pre-order...
(But right now you can still pre-order here:
http://funkyotherhalf.com/?page_id=9#!/TOHKBD2-PRE-ORDER/p/42141285/category=9141090
)
Regards,
Eli
2015-04-09 1:27 GMT+03:00 S
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