KachinaKite
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Thanks Tickles and johnsongrantr.
Perhaps this subject won't be ripe until batch three or four starts production...
I interjected my opinion because I've been looking for a way to help beyond not cancelling. For my purposes, I would prefer to stick with Ångström-only, but it seems likely that using the Google Phone OS would help the general public feel comfortable with the Pandora. If the right foundation is begun, the Pandora 2 or 3 might take off as a consumer product. No longer a nano-niche, but a micro-niche.
If the OPT could identify developers to port Android to the Pandora for a fixed price at a fixed date, a separate Android Dev Fund could be established on the "Charity Thermometer" model to collect money to be held in escrow until enough money is collected to pay the developers or some time established in advance runs out, at which point the Android Dev Fund money would be returned to the donors. I think something like this would be necessary because Android doesn't bring anything to those of us who are interested enough to subscribe to Pandora production now.
I wish I had something more interesting to contribute, but I don't, so I offer this suggestion.
Perhaps this subject won't be ripe until batch three or four starts production...
I interjected my opinion because I've been looking for a way to help beyond not cancelling. For my purposes, I would prefer to stick with Ångström-only, but it seems likely that using the Google Phone OS would help the general public feel comfortable with the Pandora. If the right foundation is begun, the Pandora 2 or 3 might take off as a consumer product. No longer a nano-niche, but a micro-niche.
If the OPT could identify developers to port Android to the Pandora for a fixed price at a fixed date, a separate Android Dev Fund could be established on the "Charity Thermometer" model to collect money to be held in escrow until enough money is collected to pay the developers or some time established in advance runs out, at which point the Android Dev Fund money would be returned to the donors. I think something like this would be necessary because Android doesn't bring anything to those of us who are interested enough to subscribe to Pandora production now.
I wish I had something more interesting to contribute, but I don't, so I offer this suggestion.