Well, a product I've been watching like a hawk since last summer is making some new moves. The OpenMoko Neo 1973, the development forerunner to the Neo Freerunner, will be distributed, along with its consumer geared Freerunner by Pulster. Great news for FOSS hardware fans. I've been debating getting a Neo 1973 for months now, but my Razr V3 still works.
For those who don't know, the Neo 1973 was announced a few years ago and took some time due to lack of finances, but is what the iPhone was modeled after. It's a gorgeous device that runs on Linux and can even play computer games. Right now it is in a developers release state, so anyone with a knowledge of Linux and programming can jump in.
You can read more here:
Business Wire
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