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On Sun, 2 Dec 2007, Michael wrote:
The hardware is really what I want - something that can connect to a
cell network and give GPS coordinates. Has Google made such hardware
available yet?
I don't think so. So I guess it's the Neo1973 more than OpenMoko that you
are interested in. Google has an OS called "Android" and a prototype
phone, but nothing for sale yet.
Related issue -- check this out:
http://www.dailytech.com/Google+Rolls+Out+Mobile+Phone+Locator/article9826.htm
Google is developing a locator system for use with mobile devices that are
not GPS equipped. But I agree with the comment that they'd better get
down to less than 1 mile or it won't be worth all that much, at least not
in a city like this one (with a gazillion streets all over the place).
Mike
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