you can get the developer edition of the phone here.
http://code.google.com/android/dev-devices.html
azmodie
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Is it possible to get a G1 (hacked or otherwise) running on PAYG? I
don't really use my phone enough to justify about £30/mth on a G1, but I
quite fancy the wifi etc on it. If I could buy a G1 from fleaBay and pop
my o2 PAYG SIM in it, that'd be ideal. I have a couple of T-mobile PAYG
SIMs too
The iPhone is great, but has it's drawbacks.
It syncs easy with googlemail and google contacts. Calendars are a
little harder, I use neuvasync as a middle man for sync.
Iphones have Bluetooth, yet I think you need an app to use it. Same
with mms. After jailbreaking I couldn't get the iPhone t
>> Hi,
>>
>> Its that time of the year again where i get a new phone. Im thinking
>> of going with the andorid. How compatible are the two systems, since
>> they are both open source?
>>
>
> If you get a T-Mobile gphone, be prepared to be disappointed. The
> Bluetooth API doesn't work which
Hi folks,
I'm in the process of installing an Edubuntu based LTSP server. Now
I've downloaded and installed the Ubuntu 8.04.2 Alternative CD and told
it to install an LTSP server however on trying to download Edubuntu 8.04
I find there is only 8.04.1 available (or 8.10). I just wondered if it
> I can *probably* (pending a few diary synchronizations).
Cheers!
Could you tell me once you have got your diary synchronised? So that I
can sleep soundly knowing I don't have to start looking for park
benches. :)
Ciarán
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Ciaran Mooney wrote:
> Evening,
>
> Sorry another question.
>
> I am not from London, so will not have my own home to go to between
> the days. Is there any chance a fellow participant has a spare sofa
> that I could sleep on? I would be very grateful.
>
I can *probably* (pending a few diary sy
Evening,
Sorry another question.
I am not from London, so will not have my own home to go to between
the days. Is there any chance a fellow participant has a spare sofa
that I could sleep on? I would be very grateful.
Cheers,
Ciarán
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I opted for a Openmoko Freerunner last august. development has been
slower than some would have expected and there are a couple of
hardware buzzing issues. (there is a fix but requires soldering) There
are plenty of distros [1] for it including two based on debian and
there is also a beta port of
Nice!
The iTunes DB updating is the bit that I'm most interested in -
everything else can either be done over the air or via USB mounting.
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 4:49 PM, Paul Sladen wrote:
> On Mon, 26 Jan 2009, Ian Betteridge wrote:
>> The only problem is managing it under Linux, if you don't
On Mon, 26 Jan 2009, Ian Betteridge wrote:
> The only problem is managing it under Linux, if you don't want to
> jailbreak the phone...
Oh, we're nearly there :)
* USB mounting working
* iTunesDB updating almost working
* Signing is there, but needs simplifying
Contact sync almost there read-onl
The only problem is managing it under Linux, if you don't want to
jailbreak the phone...
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 4:04 PM, Simon Wears wrote:
> I got an iphone a few weeks ago. Best phone ever, definately worth the
> money
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On 26 Jan 2009, at 15:43, javadayaz wrote:
>
>
On 26/01/2009 15:43, javadayaz wrote:
> what about the G2 or the android v2 aka cupcake? would that be worth
> waiting for?
>
If you ask me, I'd say you'd be worth getting a different phone for now
(as mentioned an iPhone) and then maybe hang on until the Android 2 has
been out a while.
I got an iphone a few weeks ago. Best phone ever, definately worth the
money
Sent from my iPhone
On 26 Jan 2009, at 15:43, javadayaz wrote:
> what about the G2 or the android v2 aka cupcake? would that be worth
> waiting for?
>
>
>
> 2009/1/26 John Levin :
>> javadayaz wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
what about the G2 or the android v2 aka cupcake? would that be worth
waiting for?
2009/1/26 John Levin :
> javadayaz wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Its that time of the year again where i get a new phone. Im thinking
>> of going with the andorid. How compatible are the two systems, since
>> they are bo
javadayaz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Its that time of the year again where i get a new phone. Im thinking
> of going with the andorid. How compatible are the two systems, since
> they are both open source?
>
>
If you get a T-Mobile gphone, be prepared to be disappointed. The
Bluetooth API doesn't work w
Hi,
Its that time of the year again where i get a new phone. Im thinking
of going with the andorid. How compatible are the two systems, since
they are both open source?
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On Mon, 2009-01-26 at 13:07 +, David King wrote:
> I have bought RAM from ebuyer before, and it very soon failed and had to
> be replaced.
>
> I have since gone elsewhere for RAM and not had any problems.
I've had memory from here http://www.lowpricememory.co.uk/ and had no
issue. Plus if y
I have bought RAM from ebuyer before, and it very soon failed and had to
be replaced.
I have since gone elsewhere for RAM and not had any problems.
David
Rob Beard wrote:
> Ahh that's good to know. I've always been doubious about buying cheap
> memory since I worked at eBuyer and the other gu
2009/1/25 Tim Dobson :
> Simon Wears wrote:
>> Firstly - my apologies! I think I sent out a blank email to the list
>> by accident.
>>
>> Second - I'm living in Manchester, and was thinking of going along to
>> one of the MANlug meetings. Does anyone on this list go, or know how
>> active they are?
Hi,
What qualities are you looking for a "leader"? As so far no-one has
stepped up to the plate.
Do you want an experienced bug squasher or just someone to take
responsibility for the room/projector?
I think we can survive without an experienced bug squasher, although
it may be slower. But learn
> If you are going to attend the London BugJam could you please update the
> wiki page:
> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GlobalBugJam/London
> to show you are attending...
Not a problem! Although there is another page that people were writing
their names on for attending at various locations.
https://wi
Hi Ciarán,
If you are going to attend the London BugJam could you please update the
wiki page:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GlobalBugJam/London
to show you are attending...
There will be a limited number of spaces and I need to know who is going to
be where on both days so that no-one is disappointed
On 25/01/2009 23:20, Kris Douglas wrote:
>
> My XPS M1530 runs with a fast 3gb set from aria, works fine... and my
> desktop runs on aria ram too :)
>
>
Ahh that's good to know. I've always been doubious about buying cheap
memory since I worked at eBuyer and the other guys there told me when
Thought this may be of interest to someone:
> Nine Lives Media Inc. — WorksWithU.com’s parent company — is seeking at
> least three contributing bloggers who can offer balanced coverage of
> Microsoft and Windows 7, Apple and Mac OS X, and Canonical’s Ubuntu
> Linux. Here’s what we’re seeking.
>
> Good to see the London location sorted out. Do we have any more info about the
> Birmingham one? I heard that it was at the Linux Emporium in Birmingham, but
> haven't heard anything about times or a verification of the location.
Erm. I haven't heard that. I'll speak to Linux Emporium and get ba
2009/1/26 John Levin :
> James Thomas wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Just a note to say I have a venue in central London, next to Liverpool
>> Street station.
>> Details can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GlobalBugJam/London
>>
>> :)
>>
>> James Thomas
>> (selinuxium)
>>
>
> Excellent! I was getting
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