“Why is it worth watching? When Openmoko says open they mean it,
even encouraging users to crack the case and have a go at the
hardware. Freerunner can be a phone, but users can craft it into
any sort of handheld device by developing their own applications or
loading ones built by the Openmoko community. Openmoko has
published the software, industrial design and most recently
published the schematics for its Openmoko Neo 1973 and Neo
FreeRunner phones.”
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