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The codeandroid guys now have their very own IRC channel on Freenode. linuxNUS is pleased to be hosting the logs for #codeandroid.

The following is a message from their FB group:

Dear developers,

We have set up our IRC channel at #CodeAndroid on irc.freenode.net where developers can discuss and help each other out in development. Please do join us in our discussion. We will also be offering support for the upcoming ITSC’s CodeXtreme competition in June/July through livechat on the channel, so if you are a participant do stay tuned. Thank you.

Cheers From CodeAndroid …

Thanks to the suggestions of squish and honcheng in #linuxnus, linuxnus.org now has a mobile version using Mobilize by Mippin Wordpress Plugin.

So now you can catch linuxnus.org even if you are on the move. Tested to work on Android, iPhone and Symbian OS. But other phones should work as well.

Imagine a mobile computing device with which you could do whatever you wanted. Imagine that virtually every aspect of the phone was customisable to your every whim. Change the wallpapers. Install whichever applications you wanted, no jailbreaking needed. Heck, go ahead and change the operating system if you want to.

Not quite as far fetched a scenario as one might imagine.

As Ole Tange, wiki master on wiki.openmoko.com, showed linuxNUS, the OpenMoko phones are exactly that customisable. Developed by OEM First International Computer (FIC), the OpenMoko project is "dedicated to delivering …

April 8: OpenMoko Ole Tange TR6/SOC1 6.30pm-8.30pm

Before Google Android, there was openMoko. OpenMoko is a mobile phone project dedicated to offering users a complete open source software stack – from a 2.6 Linux kernel at its core to an X11 display at its front. While not many phones running OpenMoko have been released, it remains an exciting avenue for future development, at least to those of us who would like to see phones running almost like Linux desktops.

Visit http://openmoko.com/ for more details, or come to our event on Apr 8 – this …