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VMware would really shake things up if it blurred the barriers of hardware. I don't think the carriers will go for it, though. Handset vendors won't care as much, except Apple, whose whole game is "the total user experience" anyway.
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[www.nycfoto.com]
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There are so many things f**ked the hell up with the wireless industry the ability to load your own OS barely even registers on the radar. How about we start by getting the carriers to discount service for those of us whose devices they aren't subsidizing. Once that happens buying unlocked becomes a much better value proposition, then with the carriers, and their desire for artificial market segmentation, out of the way a multi-boot smartphone might be possible.
People from the FCC / congress, if you're reading this, make it happen.
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That is one really ugly dude.
12/07/09
"joojoo, so simple a caveman can use it"
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If you're gonna name your device in a foreign language, at least know what language that is.
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12/07/09
1: EEE PC from eBay (~$150-200)
2: Aeeeris conversion kit (~$50)
3: Touch screen kit (~$50)
For only $300, you too can have the "unrealistic" price of your own JewJew(tm). And it runs any OS you like - not just some lobotomized, stripped down Linux platform.
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12/07/09
But having seen this guy in action and reading some of the materials Arrington has posted on TechCrunch I'm going to pass too...
JooJoo... more like DouchePad.
What an ass...