So the world finally gets a completely open phone, everything, the software, firmware, hardware, everything is completely open. Now with most open source projects, if there is something you don’t like, you go and change it. Apparently that philosophy doesn’t apply to the OpenMoko, where upon seeing the interface and being displeased with it, people started whining and knocking it. Their ... continued »

Open-source projects can prove tricky to convert into dollar-collecting businesses, but OpenMoko seem to be doing a pretty good job with their Neo 1973 cellphone.  The device - which is an unlocked handset complete with full developers kit available so that individuals, businesses and organisations can shape the phone to their own needs - suffered from some delays recently, but ... continued »

We finally have more details, pics, and a video on the open source iPhone competitor. I'll admit, it does have a very nice sleek look to it.  With an open source OS, will it stack up to the iPhone? Lets take a look. [youtube]jRvtAAXTIlg[/youtube] continued »

The OpenMoko Interface is similar to that of the iPhone and LG KE850. All I can say is that I'm loving it...and perhaps more so than the iPhone's interface; only time will tell. [image via Gizmodo] I'm not saying this because I'm a Linux user and developer, but i LOVE OpenMoko mockup interface so far. It reminds me of one of ... continued »