The Grundig G500i Dreamphone is the first Linux-based iMode phone available in Europe, and the first of several planned Linux-based models. Two years in development, it is the result of a hardware design and Linux implementation from Purple Labs, and is available now in France.

The G500i supports a wide range of content and messaging services, including streaming music and video, and can be purchased today in France for as little as $13 (USD). Read how Purple Labs managed to make such a small, inexpensive phone do so much, in our complete Device Profile, featuring an in-depth Q&A with Purple Labs Chief Operating Officer Jean-Marie Andre.

 
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