Every so often I feel a wave of revulsion that the computer I use the most — my iPhone — is an almost completely closed system controlled by someone else.
Contrast this with my desktop where, in the press of a few buttons, I am presented with the source code for the CPU frequency scaling code.
Contrast this with my desktop where, in the press of a few buttons, I am presented with the source code for the CPU frequency scaling code.
Bring on the Linux phones.