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they're using a fairphone 4, not a 6, but honestly I'm impressed things like calling and the camera seemed to work so seamlessly? I'm tempted to pick up one of these older android phones to poke around at. I think one of the mobile linux projects publishes a compatibility matrix somewhere.
I'd love to try a pinephone pro if they still produced them ๐
I have both pinephones and I don't love either...
but I do love their e-ink notepad and SBCs and pinetime etc. basically everything, just not the phone.
Haha yeah I've heard that they aren't great, though most of the input I've seen is focused on the original rather than the pro. suppose I may be better served with some older compatible android phone after all.
also happily using the pine time, along with the pinecil v2. I've thought about the e-ink display and I'm glad that's serving you well.
The pro is the ever slightest bump up in specs....
+1 for Pine Note!
That's a name I haven't heard in a long time ... I remember being all about the pinewatch one fore smart watches were a thing