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yes but you do get the ability to phone and be phoned. and most likely 24h internet access with the 3G wireless card how about a version of OpenOffice with pho
by mtw 18y ago
yes but you do get the ability to phone and be phoned. and most likely 24h internet access with the 3G wireless card
how about a version of OpenOffice with phone features, such as teleconference for presentations (yeah, crazy thought, but you get the idea)?
- davidw 18y agoPresumably you could lift that out of Android and hack it into a regular Linux system. Granted, it's probably better integrated with Android, though. The problem with running "other code" (Open Office, for example), is that all graphics have to go through the Android interface - the whole GUI is done with Java/Dalvik. That might make it difficult to integrate other programs.