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The Linux Box in My Pocket
Mar 9, 2010, 17 :06 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (4957 reads)

(Other stories by John S. Dembowski)

"My wife and I picked up new 'phones' last week. Penny wanted a phone with a slide out keyboard so she would be able to text more easily. I wanted a Droid.

"The Droid is a 4 inch machine running a slim Linux Kernel called Android. The whole thing is orchestrated by Google. The machine comes with 16 gigs of flash memory, a 5 megapixel camera, audio player that plays several different formats of music including MP3s, GPS, 3.7 inch touch screen, slide out keyboard, WiFi, wireless broadband, a very sophisticated (free) software installation framework, and, oh yeah, a phone.

"Not wanting to scare her off I dumbed it down a tad. I said something like "This one has a keyboard. And you can log into Pandora and stream your channel 24 hours a day." She was sold."

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