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7 months ago
in Linux, here we come! on iPhone-dev blog
Not to sound antagonistic, nut as soon as you do it. Linux is a user community developed OS. If you want something ported, start a project.
If you mean how long till all the hardware is useable then using OpenMoko as a guideline, I would say most of the basic trailblazing has already been done, and if you forgo multitouch, then we are looking at 6 - 8 months for basic usability. Baseband will probably not work - reliably - for a year...
If you mean how long till all the hardware is useable then using OpenMoko as a guideline, I would say most of the basic trailblazing has already been done, and if you forgo multitouch, then we are looking at 6 - 8 months for basic usability. Baseband will probably not work - reliably - for a year...
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Daijizai
btw, nut was supposed to read but...
8 months ago
in Sunday is a funday! on iPhone-dev blog
This depends on the radio that Apple chose to include. There is the possibility - depending on the radio - of expanding the band to include T-Mobile 3G, and possibly even allowing CDMA/TDMA access. It just depends on how forward thinking that Apple was, and how far the community takes it.
Don't hold your breath - It would be VERY difficult, and will likely never happen even if the radio chip is capable.
Don't hold your breath - It would be VERY difficult, and will likely never happen even if the radio chip is capable.
8 months ago
in 3G Update on iPhone-dev blog
Nik: The turbosim solution is illegal in many countries due to what it causes the phone to broadcast to the operator. I am pretty sure that where it is not illegal (if anywhere) it is in violation of the ToS for your carrier.
They are not a good idea.
They are not a good idea.
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millhouse
stop it. they don't actually broadcast anything.
what they do is they overwrite the "stamp" on your SIM card and they tell your phone you're using a testing SIM card, and the phone is pogrammed to always accept all functionalities by testing SIM cards. except for the authentication tag of the SIM, all data form your SIM card is simply forwarded to the phone.
it doesn't broadcast any secret stuff.
what they do is they overwrite the "stamp" on your SIM card and they tell your phone you're using a testing SIM card, and the phone is pogrammed to always accept all functionalities by testing SIM cards. except for the authentication tag of the SIM, all data form your SIM card is simply forwarded to the phone.
it doesn't broadcast any secret stuff.
10 months ago
in David Foster Wallace, 1962-2008 on Mathew's comments
It is a sad day. Thank you for the post.
But "almost on par with David Eggers’ incredible book"??? This is like saying Coltrane is "almost on par with the Backstreet Boys."
But "almost on par with David Eggers’ incredible book"??? This is like saying Coltrane is "almost on par with the Backstreet Boys."