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Now that webOS is opensource I am trying to find any resources on building your own mobile phone in the US. That is put webOs on some custom hardware that has 3G voice access.
I realize this question is not a programming question but I could not find another StackExchange that was applicable.
I would suggest looking at OpenMoko and their history of attempting to release phones based on open hardware specifications for open source mobile operating systems.
Per the wiki article, Openmoko phones now support Android, Debian, Gentoo, Qt Extended Improved, QtMoko, and SHR. The announcement of the webOS opensourcing means that it’s possible that webOS could be ported, as well.