The "Neo FreeRunner" touchscreen device will be fully modifiable and features integrated Wi-Fi, assisted-GPS, and Bluetooth capabilities. By Marin Perez InformationWeek The iPhone 3G will undoubtedly be a hit this summer, but users turned off by Apple's walled-garden approach may want to take a look at OpenMoko's open-source The FreeRunner is based on a GNU/Linux, and it will initially ship with basic software to make calls, send and receive SMS, and manage contacts. But the company is encouraging users to write and install their own applications. Software updates will add features to the phone over time, and the company said an August update will enable location-based services. The open nature of the device even extends to hardware, as users can download the full CAD designs to produce unique phone cases, although this may...
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