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Based on many reviews, I've determined the PinePhone is -Missing a "killer app" -Not reliable in an emergency. -Near the UI experience of a much older Androi
by 1970-01-01 4y ago
Based on many reviews, I've determined the PinePhone is
-Missing a "killer app"
-Not reliable in an emergency.
-Near the UI experience of a much older Android or iPhone device, but without the battery life.
- CivBase 4y ago> Not reliable in an emergency. I find it interesting how much people's feeling of safety has become dependent on their access to a personal smartphone. I didn't even get a regular cell phone until high school, but I never felt like I was in danger. Now, even though everyone around me has a smartphone on their person, even I feel slightly uneasy when I don't have my own phone in my pocket.
- linmob 4y agoArguably the killer app is that you can plug it into a display (using a convergence dock or directly, if the display supports USB-C) and that you can run your beloved Linux distribution of choice and make it your own thing. Battery life is also comparable to an older phone since we've got CRUST - not much "screen on" time, but it should last you a day.
- fsflover 4y ago> -Missing a "killer app" See "Reasons to buy" in the table: https://forums.puri.sm/t/comparing-specs-of-upcoming-linux-phones/6827 https://forums.puri.sm/t/comparing-specs-of-upcoming-linux-p...