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List of open-source mobile phones

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Here are listed mobile phones which have (substantially) open source code and/or open hardware:

Criteria

This list only includes phones that run 100% free software on their main CPUs.

Android- and webOS-based devices do not appear on this list because they use operating systems with proprietary components. Nonetheless, all of these phones have proprietary GSM module firmware.

List

Organization Model Mobile operating system Open hardware QWERTY (hardware) keyboard Release date Current state
OpenMoko Neo 1973 (development code name GTA01) Openmoko Linux, Qtopia (both Linux-based) Yes No July 9, 2007 Discontinued
OpenMoko Neo FreeRunner (development code name GTA02) Openmoko Linux, Qt Extended, Debian, SHR (Stable Hybrid Release), Android, Gentoo (all Linux-based), Inferno Yes No June 24th, 2008 Discontinued
Golden Delicious, GmbH GTA04 QtMoko, Debian, SHR (Stable Hybrid Release), Android Yes No 2012 Q2 -
Aava mobile, link Aava MeeGo Yes No 2011 (available to developers only) -
Tizen, link Tizen Tizen Yes No 2013 (available to developers only)

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