Motorola
Only a matter of time b4 OBEX Support :)
From Slashdot:
http://www.nuclearelephant.com/papers/v710hackers.html »
Pretty cool.
and excerpt:
* 1. All instructions must be complete. If software is required to enable these features, it must be provided.
* 2. Full functionality must be enabled. Users must be able to demonsrate proper functionality (such as transferring pictures, music and phonebook entries via Bluetooth).
* 3. The profiles must be discoverable. The OBEX and OPP profiles must be discoverable by another Bluetooth-enabled device
* 4. The modifications must not require any unreasonable sacrifice of significant functionality to the phone, such as flashing the handset with firmware from another model phone which would cause many features to malfunction.
* 5. The modifications must be at least semi-permanent. The user must not have to perform any lengthy tasks every time they wish to exchange files.
* Requirements #2 and #3 are only expected to the extent of the functionality found in other Motorola phones which have Bluetooth functionality and support these profiles. Any restrictions, however, such as inability to transfer pictures, must be modded.
Hopefully the pot wil get bigger as more and more people chip in. I think this will also put pressure on motorola to come out with an update to allow this to happen natively as ppl hacking their phones will no doubt make em nervous.
http://www.nuclearelephant.com/papers/v710hackers.html »
Pretty cool.
and excerpt:
* 1. All instructions must be complete. If software is required to enable these features, it must be provided.
* 2. Full functionality must be enabled. Users must be able to demonsrate proper functionality (such as transferring pictures, music and phonebook entries via Bluetooth).
* 3. The profiles must be discoverable. The OBEX and OPP profiles must be discoverable by another Bluetooth-enabled device
* 4. The modifications must not require any unreasonable sacrifice of significant functionality to the phone, such as flashing the handset with firmware from another model phone which would cause many features to malfunction.
* 5. The modifications must be at least semi-permanent. The user must not have to perform any lengthy tasks every time they wish to exchange files.
* Requirements #2 and #3 are only expected to the extent of the functionality found in other Motorola phones which have Bluetooth functionality and support these profiles. Any restrictions, however, such as inability to transfer pictures, must be modded.
Hopefully the pot wil get bigger as more and more people chip in. I think this will also put pressure on motorola to come out with an update to allow this to happen natively as ppl hacking their phones will no doubt make em nervous.
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http://www.nuclearelephant.com/papers/v710hackers.html »
in the above article Nuclear Elephant wrote:
Well done! I think this is a great way to send a much needed message to Verizon!
in the above article Nuclear Elephant wrote:
By contributing to the pot, you're sending a message to cellular carriers that you will not allow them to take advantage of consumers by crippling manufacturer-advertised features on a mobile phone in order to generate revenue.
Well done! I think this is a great way to send a much needed message to Verizon!
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