OpenMoko, the open source Linux platform designed for mobile phones, has found its way into a connected GPS device as well as a consumer-friendly mobile phone, showing what Google’s Android could do if OpenMoko wasn’t already doing it.
Realising that not everyone wants to compile their own kernel before making a call, OpenMoko has announced the [...]

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The most important thing that came to light this year is how much Linux and FOSS drive the computer industry. It’s not the oldtime traditional commercial companies that are “driving innovation” as they like to say, and which makes me want to hit something every time I hear it because it’s such a big fat [...]

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