The Open Moko phone is the reason why I’m personally not that interested in getting an iPhone.

Andrew Cowie sums it up as best I’ve seen:

Having worked in the mobile industry, I can attest to the fact that this is going to be revolutionary. A phone that you can upgrade and not have to throw away? A phone that you can create applications that you want to run and have them run on it? Most of all, this is a device that will open open new markets by the simple fact that people will be able to conceive of their own uses for it.

I’m expecting the popularity of this to grow gradually as it will be a word of mouth thing. But start thinking about it now because the easiest ideas always come at the beginning of a technological revolution.

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