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T-Mobile sells over 1.5 million G1 Android phones

The only thing we could assume was that Google, HTC and T-Mobile were making as many G1s as they could because the orders were flying fast and furious. How fast? Word is now out that over 1.5 million units have been sold, and that before anyone in that big crowd has even seen a G1 in person.

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LinuxDevices: Distributor Spins "W.E. Phone"

LinuxDevices: Distributor Spins "W.E. Phone".
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LinuxDevices: Mobile Linux conference keynotes announced

LinuxDevices: Mobile Linux conference keynotes announced.
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SlashDot: iPhone 3G Jailbreak Released, Paves Way For Open Source Apps

SlashDot: iPhone 3G Jailbreak Released, Paves Way For Open Source Apps.
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LinuxDevices: LiMo phone specialist buys app stack

LinuxDevices: LiMo phone specialist buys app stack.
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LinuxDevices: Peer-to-peer mobile stack supports Android

LinuxDevices: Peer-to-peer mobile stack supports Android.
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LinuxDevices: Ten LiMo phones this month?

LinuxDevices: Ten LiMo phones this month?.
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TechWorld: Freerunner Linux Phone Sells Out, More on the Way

TechWorld: Freerunner Linux Phone Sells Out, More on the Way.
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LinuxDevices: Mot Ships New Linux Phones

LinuxDevices: Mot Ships New Linux Phones.

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LinuxDevices: Mobile Linux has Real Trouble Ahead

LinuxDevices: Mobile Linux has Real Trouble Ahead.
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LinuxDevices: Linux-Based Cameraphone Shifts Modes

LinuxDevices: Linux-Based Cameraphone Shifts Modes.
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Openmoko Neo FreeRunner Released

"Thousands of Neo FreeRunners have been loaded into planes and fired around the world," announced Sean Moss-Pultz, the Openmoko CEO, in a frequently philosophical email titled "let us impact the material world", posted to the Openmoko community mailing list. He continued, "many of our distributors have already begun shipping. In about another week, Steve and Harry will announce the opening of our own webshop." The CAD files for building the smartphone hardware are available under the Creative Commons, and the software has been released under the GPL, including a patched 2.6.24 Linux kernel. Sean continued, "whenever I talk publicly about Openmoko, or so it seems, the following question is asked: How can you compete again the giants of this industry?
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LinuxDevices: Mobile Linux Groups Merge

LinuxDevices: Mobile Linux Groups Merge.
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