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Not to get off on a cellphone rant or anything but, first, this won't be 
the first Linux phone.  I know for sure that the Owasys 22C runs Linux. 
  Secondly, just to voice an opinion: Why isn't anyone developing 
accessible CDMA phones?  Where I live, the GSM signal sucks and I am 
only able to use Verizon with great signal.

James Homuth wrote:
> Could happen, if you've got about $600, presumeably US, to spare. 
> Apparently, the first Linux cell phone will be available in the first 
> few months of 2007, released by D-Link. It'll be a GSM capable phone, 
> with all the features you'd expect, and will hopefully work with your 
> current GSM provider. Information from article at 
> http://linux.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/10/04/0142257&from=rss
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> James
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