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Replacing my phone with the Pyra does sound awesome, actually. (I've been slowly beginning to reject closed-source ecosystems and desiring to live within open s

Replacing my phone with the Pyra does sound awesome, actually. (I've been slowly beginning to reject closed-source ecosystems and desiring to live within open source recently, so having a phone be open down to the hardware is awesome) Do you know if there is going to be software for picking up phone calls and sms/mms? Or would something such as the N900 be better for something like that, and instead use the Pyra more as a pocket computer like other commenters have been suggesting?

nextos 11y ago
> Do you know if there is going to be software for picking up phone calls and sms/mms? Yes, AFAIK we can reuse all the (great) stack Nokia N900 were using. It's open and packaged. > Or would something such as the N900 be better for something like that I was very enthusiastic about the N900, but it's taking forever and the hardware is a lot less powerful. I currently use a Nokia N9 and the N900 would not be much of an upgrade. It struggles to run some applications. In contrast, the Pyra is very powerful. I could see myself using it for many years.