Sean interviewed at LinuxWorld

[Steven **]

Quoth the article:
However, Moss-Pultz said he is confident that the extreme openness of the
OpenMoko platform will attract developers and that the developers'
applications will attract users.  "Initially, it'll be for savvy users and
people who have used open-source products like Firefox," he said. "But I
think we're just six months away from being mainstream. When you allow the
user to put exactly what they want on the device, you exponentially increase
the device's value. I'm confident we can do it."

6 months?  That's a good sign that they aren't expecting too much of a delay
for GTA02!
-Steven

On 8/9/07, Swanepoel, Gareth <gswanepoel at southernwine.com> wrote:
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>  Have you guys seen this interview with Sean :
>
>
> http://www.linuxworld.com/news/2007/080207-portrait-of-a-linux-iphone-killer.html
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> It's very interesting look at what he sees this device becoming.
>
> Gareth
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