Finally, after OpenMoko+Neo Freerunner, a company like Nokia has prepare a complete device, between a cell phone and a handheld computer. I think it should be available long time ago. (I'm not going to take iPhone into account because is a close alternative.)

Its name is N900, and has everything you can expect from such a device. Powerrful processor, up to 64Gb (32Gb inside plus 32Gb in a MicroSD slot), GPS, Cellular modem, Bluetooth, Wifi, camera 5M with flash, screen 3,5" with big resolution at 800x480 and so on, but the most important is that Nokia has decided to open his mind and adopt a debian based linux distribution called Maemo to operate it. Yes, you are hearing right, they forget Symbian.

Maemo is an open source project, but not entirely. Some parts, like components drivers and control apps are closed. This means that, despite of being open, Maemo just runs in Nokia phones. It's hard to deal with this, but probable they want to establish a new mobile standard, software SDK hardware architecture, like OpenMoko+Neo Freerunner tandem. Working in private till a successfully acceptance and releasing it then.

Anyway we will have to wait to know more. By the way, N900 will be out at the end of 2009, and the price will be around $750. Altough this information are just rumors.