Open Source Re-writes the Rules for Mobile

[ Thanks to Glyn Moody for this link. ]

"It is well known that an old PC, underpowered for ever-more greedy Windows versions, will generally run GNU/Linux without a problem. This means that hardware can be kept for longer using open source, saving money and sparing the environment.

"One consequence of open source's rapid spread in the world of mobiles is that you can now do the same in that market:"

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