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Archive for the 'ubiquitous computing' Category

08
Mar

OpenMoko and Open Source Machines

OpenMoko is an open source mobile phone project, which will provide an operating system, electronics, and mechanical design integrated into a product suitable for a wide cross section of phone users. It has progressed rapidly, as in 2007 the developer-oriented Neo 1973 model was first offered, and the more end-consumer friendly Neo Freerunner is […]

Posted in Human Machine Interface, design, open source, ubiquitous computing | 1 Comment »

15
Feb

Bug Labs - Hardware Mashups and Community Electronics - SDForum

Posted in SDForum, open source, ubiquitous computing | No Comments »

13
Feb

Sketching Smart Things - Mike Kuniavsky - BayCHI

Posted in BayCHI, Human Machine Interface, ubiquitous computing | No Comments »

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Archive for the 'ubiquitous computing' Category

OpenMoko and Open Source Machines

Bug Labs - Hardware Mashups and Community Electronics - SDForum

Sketching Smart Things - Mike Kuniavsky - BayCHI