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Very much still in progress (As you might be able to see :) ). My goal is to make a Nokia phone as if it is made in 2025 (or 202X kinda running out of time there and im not even sure how long it will take me) With USB-C, 4G (5G is not planned for reasons), 1TB+ of expandable Storage. I have already sent my first SMS/Call (a call without a mic or speaker to be precise...)

Phones just do too much these days. And I don't get the feeling they respect my time nor privacy. They are also pretty boring as they all look the same. On top of that the current landscape of "dumb phones" consist of expensive phones you could hang in a art gallery, ugly phones with big ass buttons for seniors or inefficient un-optimized phones running android. I wanna change that.

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[–] Valmond@lemmy.world 5 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

Interesting! Crazy cool too IMO!

Is the nano esp just a beefy esp32?

[–] bvoigtlaender@feddit.org 7 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

Thanks! The "nano" belongs to the the Arduino side of the name actually. They have a family of boards called nano (which refers more to its small form factor rather than its performance I believe) and this is the ESP32 version of that.

I actually don't see through all the different ESP32 versions and their benefits, which is probably why i have sticked with the Arduino one so far. :)

[–] Valmond@lemmy.world 2 points 2 weeks ago

Thanks!

Have been playing around with some of those boards (arduino & esp) but never seen that association :-)