As Early Android Domino Openmoko Brings Open Source To Industrial Design
Media Platforms Design TeamMedia Platforms Design TeamWhen people think open source, they usually think of software. Linux-based operating systems such asUbuntu (for PCs) and Android (for mobile phones) give code tinkerers free license (literally) to create and collaborate on new software projects that are usually released for free and benefit the entire community of users. OpenMoko, the Taiwanese manufacturer of the as-yet-unreleased, Linux-based touchscreen Neo 1973 cellphone (it’s expected to come to market mid-April for around $399), released its source code in February of 2007, allowing anyone in the community to add to the OS....