Guy Martin is a distinguished member of technical staff within Motorola's Mobile Devices business. He helped establish opensource.motorola.com, and works with groups inside of Motorola to better interface with the Open Source community. Guy also co-manages a version of SourceForge.net inside of Motorola, to take advantage of the best practices of Open Source methodology within the company. Read in our interview with Guy below about the future of Motorola's Linux phones and expect later this week our review of the Linux-based RoKR-E2 feature phone.
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Personally, I am more dissapointed that the Ming-A1200 doesn't have EDGE .
I was talking with a Moto engineer earlier this year, and asked if there would be a GSM version of the Moto Q anytime soon. Said engineer laughed and replied that the question was a popular one, but nobody would buy it because it would be very slow at downloading email and webpages. When I pressed a little further, the engineer admitted that Moto is (still) having trouble developing a good EDGE implementation.
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Huh. Part of his answers are word-for-word identical to text found on https://opensource.motorola.com/sf/go/wiki1064
That's weird. Any idea which came first?
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This feels more like a questionnaire that was filled out by the public relations department of Motorola than an actual interview. Some of these questions you also asked them numerous times previously, see http://osnews.com/story.php?news_id=15040 yet now that they are answering them you are not going deeper into the matter with them (at least not visibly). Which is unfortunate also since you seem really frustrated with them in that article.
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