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Sunshine (she/her) ( Sunshine@lemmy.ca )  to Technology · 1 year ago

Fairphone 6 Teardown: Proof Phones Don’t Have to Be Disposable

www.ifixit.com

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Fairphone 6 Teardown: Proof Phones Don’t Have to Be Disposable

www.ifixit.com

Sunshine (she/her) ( Sunshine@lemmy.ca )  to Technology · 1 year ago
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Fairphone 6 Teardown: Proof Phones Don’t Have to Be Disposable
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In a world full of glued-together gadgets designed for obsolescence, the Fairphone 6 earns a well-deserved 10 out of 10 on our repairability scale.
  • Sunshine (she/her) ( Sunshine@lemmy.ca ) OP
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    FP4 will be too slow to keep up with even those light apps

    That’s true however android is not very well optimized for older hardware. It would be cool to see fairphone become large enough that they can order better deals with cpu manufacturers in bulk to have more powerful chips while largely contributing to an efficient linux mobile distro.

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      A good OS would be a killer feature, but hard to implement.

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        i mean…they already have the versions with e/OS? Does that not fit that bill?

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