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2010-07-14
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I've been designing smartphones ever since I got my XDA II. My last one was based around that concept and about joining multiple functions/devices into one pocket friendly package.
Anyone interested in seeing the blueprints?
Anyone interested in seeing the blueprints?
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2010-07-14
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Originally Posted by Kangal
I wouldn't recommend posting them if you haven't copyrighted them. Someone might steal them to make a profit even if you think it's unlikely - it happens.
I've been designing smartphones ever since I got my XDA II. My last one was based around that concept and about joining multiple functions/devices into one pocket friendly package.
Anyone interested in seeing the blueprints?
I'd like to see em
Hell, maybe someone from nokia is browsing this and finds some interest in your stuff!Also, yeah, I'd get a phone with powerful hardware and an analog nub with nice buttons while not compromising on heftiness.
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2010-07-14
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I'd rather see devices that supported slip-on controls.
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2010-07-14
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Originally Posted by Texrat
Seriously I was really hoping game gripper would be out by now...
I'd rather see devices that supported slip-on controls.
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2010-07-14
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Something like a Xbox 360 / PS2 controller with a screen would make an awesome gaming device, IMO. Emulation should be supported too 
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2010-07-14
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what about http://www.open-pandora.org/ ?
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2010-07-14
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Originally Posted by cfh11
Great idea, did not know that one. Such a gripper with its own keys and analog stick would be perfect.
Seriously I was really hoping game gripper would be out by now...
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2010-07-14
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lol... 3DS would be a good example of what you guys are talking about.. If I wanna play games with the maximum experience I will buy a gaming console that's dedicated on games more than other functionality.
i want a meego handset that can call and text other people's phones, go to the internet, compile mini programs, have a console/xterm, responsive and well supported.
Last edited by altorn; 2010-07-14 at 22:36.
If I wanna play games with the maximum experience I will buy a gaming console that's dedicated on games more than other functionality.i want a meego handset that can call and text other people's phones, go to the internet, compile mini programs, have a console/xterm, responsive and well supported.
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2010-07-14
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Originally Posted by altorn
You are right, there is probably not enough place in a mobile phone for proper controls, and instead of slip-on controls you can buy a 3ds.
lol... 3DS would be a good example of what you guys are talking about..
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