February, 2007

Ole Tange has provided me with a video file of a speech held by Sean Moss-Putz', that was recorded at FOSDEM 2007. You can download it either from MobiLiberty or Archive.org. The latter is probably a more redundant option, bandwidth wise.

This site is being started in order to provide a useful resource for everyone who is interested in open mobile communications and related devices. While there are sites which cover mobile phones in general we cover the ones running on Free Software like GNU/Linux specifically. There are also some sites covering this topic too, but are currently oriented more towards developers than general population or even just curious geeks.

Although much more expensive than OpenMoko's Neo1973 will be, QTopia Greenphone looks quite promising (and the price might decrease at some point). It is a phone that runs GNU/Linux with the QTopia platform developed by Trolltech.

Hello, so it has begun, the building of a new Libervis Network site. This site will be about mobile devices, usually regarded as "phones" although much more than that these days, which run on Free Software and support open standards. OpenMoko is an excellent example.