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Worth Reading: How open source is revitalizing the payphone


Phones aren’t really phones any more, they’re literal computers. This has enabled some amazing technology, but many people wonder whether we’ve lost something by giving up the concept of public phones. The PhilTel project in Philadelphia is seeking to change the trajectory of phone communication by reviving some old concepts.

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