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Selamlar, Selamlar, Cep telefonu ile ilgilenen
arkadaşların (video streaming ve telefonla nasıl haberleşirim soruları vardı) http://gpephone.linuxtogo.org adresine
bir göz atmalarını tavsiye ederim. İlgili duyuru ve açıklama iletisi
aşağıda... Umarım işinize yarar. Begin forwarded message: Date: Mon, 05 Feb 2007 08:07:11 +0100 From: Nils Faerber <nils.faerber@kernelconcepts.de> To: gpe-list@linuxtogo.org Subject: [Gpe-list] New GPE daughter project - GPE Phone Edition! Hello dear fellow GPE developers and users! We are very proud to announce a new free and open source daughter
project of GPE - the GPE Phone Edition project! When I write "we" it in fact means quite a number of
people including Florian Boor and me, as well as a whole team of people from
the Research and Development Lab of Orange/Francetelecom in The whole project started about a year ago when Orange/FT Beijing
lab contacted us for "just some questions about GPE". It turned out
that Orange/FT is a major player on the foundation of the LiPS Forum (http://www.lipsforum.org)
and that they wanted to probably base LiPS compliant implementations for their
test purposes upon GPE. Over the following little more than twelve months Florian and me
consulted them. The people at the Orange/FT lab did an amazing job and after
checking some legal strings now release their hard work into the open source!
And this is what makes most of GPE Phone Edition at the current moment. The current code reflects the architecture that has been defined by
the LiPS Forum and combines this with developments from GPE and other open
source projects. The result is now an open sourced software stack which can handle a
GSM compliant mobile modem for making voice calls, handling the SIM address
book and sending and receiving SMS. Also some additional application exist e.g.
for media playback, instant messaging and email. Well, long story short, we wanted to let you know before we call
the masses ;) So come and have a look at We have some screenshots there and even a downloadable VMware image
using which you can try the whole thing in a virtual phone on your PC - if you
connect a GSM Modem (like an existing phone) to /dev/GSM-Modem you should
probably even be able to use the full phone functionality (access SIM card,
send/receive SMS, make a call!). All the sources are there too, in SVN and as downloadable tar-balls
accompanied with a bunch of documentations. The corresponding bitbake build
files will be uploaded to Open Embedded soon too. We would be happy to see you there! Cheers nils faerber |