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    Default Hands-on with OpenMoko's Android-powered Neo FreeRunner


    We had a chance to stop by the OpenMoko booth at CES this year to get a quick look at the progress they have made with the Neo FreeRunner.Â* Unfortunately this device did not get and changes as far as hardware specifications. They have however made p... Read more

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    Default Re: Hands-on with OpenMoko's Android-powered Neo FreeRunner

    That thing is uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuugly

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    That's my mom you're talking about!

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    That is one ugly looking cell phone.

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    It's like a stretched-out hockey puck
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    Default Re: Hands-on with OpenMoko's Android-powered Neo FreeRunner

    Agreed. The phone is ugly. But the fact that the hardware schematics are totally open and free is pretty cool.. You could build/fix/add features to one yourself if you knew how to do it..

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    That thing looks TERRIBLE.
    I do not like how it looks at all.

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    Default Re: Hands-on with OpenMoko's Android-powered Neo FreeRunner


    Quote Originally Posted by Vincent View Post
    The design leaves very little to desire.

    Yes, but as it has already been stated:

    Quote Originally Posted by VValdo View Post
    Agreed. The phone is ugly. But the fact that the hardware schematics are totally open and free is pretty cool.. You could build/fix/add features to one yourself if you knew how to do it..

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