
3 buttons, 3 million topics: Wikipedia in the palm of your hand. OpenMoko's $99 WikiReader arrives today, and could…

Openmoko's FreeRunner, the original open source (hardware and software) Linux phone, made us oh so excited back in…

OpenMoko built the first 100% open-source smartphone—hardware and software both—when Android was but a glimmer in…

OpenMoko, stalwarts of the open source gadget movement, have announced their intentions to develop an Android-compati…

They've already released the CAD files for modding the case into a lobster phone (please, someone?), and now the…

The OpenMoko Neo Freerunner we caught back in January will be available to order on July 4th. That makes the Linux-ba…

The OpenMoko Neo Freerunner has been in the making since before the Jurassic period, but it looks like official word…

OpenMoko is taking its open philosophy a step beyond its Linux soul and has released the CAD (computer-aided design)…

The Gadget: OpenMoko's just-announced Neo Freerunner, which is the mass-market version of their previous Neo 1973…

Today we learned that the seductively interactive Dash Express GPS navigator is using the OpenMoko open-source…

Someone got their OpenMoko Neo Advanced developer preview phone kit in the mail, so naturally the first thing they…

The official website for OpenMoko, the open source Linux-based phone dubbed the "hacker's dream," went live today.…

Click to viewThe OpenMoko Neo1973 linux-powered smartphone first crossed our radar last november. Then the iPhone…

When we first saw this Linux-based OpenMoko FIC Neo1973 smartphone last November, we were wondering if it would…