Have you bought iPhone 3G? I'm still waiting, really don't know what to buy. I have a lot of Apple equipment but no iPhone 3G yet. I have tested SDK for Greenphone, OpenMoko and Android, currently not iPhone, should do that soon even though I never have coded in ObjC, but that should be a no-brainer because of the amount of different programming languages I have used in the past. I even started on my own language and have used several company internal languages.
Currently, Android have been the easiest to start making something with. So maybe I just should wait to see which Android mobiles comming for sale, hopefully this year.
Bodil
· 1 year ago
I came to my senses, fortunately, before I joined the Cult of Jobs. No iPhone for me, or Ipod, or iMac, or iReligion of any kind. I'm holding out for Android, or whatever cool stuff the Nokia Trolltech acquisition is going to produce. As long as it's open source. :)
Terje Pedersen
· 1 year ago
The most open mobile phone is still Neo Freerunner (OpenMoko). I had big hopes for it, but they just taken too long time making the software for it. But its still one thing I would love to do with it and that is playing with USB Host Controller, yes you can connect USB devices to the phone and not just the phone to the computer as is the normal for almost every other mobile phones out there.
I really want a new mobile phone now, I hate waiting. I want a phone to code real applications for and not J2ME. Dilemma, Android is Java based and I want to code in something other than that.
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Have you bought iPhone 3G? I'm still waiting, really don't know what to buy. I have a lot of Apple equipment but no iPhone 3G yet. I have tested SDK for Greenphone, OpenMoko and Android, currently not iPhone, should do that soon even though I never have coded in ObjC, but that should be a no-brainer because of the amount of different programming languages I have used in the past. I even started on my own language and have used several company internal languages.
Currently, Android have been the easiest to start making something with. So maybe I just should wait to see which Android mobiles comming for sale, hopefully this year.
I really want a new mobile phone now, I hate waiting. I want a phone to code real applications for and not J2ME. Dilemma, Android is Java based and I want to code in something other than that.