Else Institution: A phone that wasn’t, could be

Author: Mark Rollins

26 Oct

Take a gander at the Else Institution, it isn’t really isn’t out there because it was abandoned in development years ago. It uses Access’ Linux Platform v3.0 OS, which was totally ignored by Palm. The Institution has a 3.47 inch 480×854 with OMAP 3430 processor, internal memory of 16GB, A-GPS, a five megapixel camera, plus 3.5mm headphone jack. Apparently, “worldwide operator evaluations are currently underway”. Could we be seeing this phone anytime soon?

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One Response for "Else Institution: A phone that wasn’t, could be"

slick gui October 26th, 2009 at 1:00 pm 1
Whether we will see that Linux platform or not, I guess is up to Palm (assuming they hold the license). I do know that we SHOULD see it soon as it’s the slickest GUI I’ve seen on a mobile phone in a while.