PinePhone Pro Linux smartphone has been discontinued, but the original PinePhone is still available - Liliputing
PinePhone Pro Linux smartphone has been discontinued, but the original PinePhone is still available| Liliputing
PinePhone Pro Linux smartphone has been discontinued, but the original PinePhone is still available| Liliputing
Ethical is as ethical does| TuxPhones - Linux phones, tablets and portable devices
So far, cameras on Linux phones have been known for their extremely basic results. Lacking good sensors, premium optics, and most importantly good post-processing capabilities, the PinePhone's, extremely basic sensor cannot often offer the shots one would expect. Even on the Librem 5, which uses a somewhat better| TuxPhones - Linux phones, tablets and portable devices
Full disclosure: I received a TOFU board free of charge from Oratek for this, and writing this blog post about the work was part of the deal. It all started with a peculiar bug report I received for my Plebian project; the CM4IO board image wasn't working quite right on the Oratek TOFU CM4 carrier board. USB and PCIe weren't working at all. Usually, this wouldn't be very surprising; device trees are board specific after all. However, as I looked into the TOFU board schematic, I noticed that i...| A Laptop For My Pillow
With recent PR oopsies by Broadcom^W Raspberry Pi and the announcement of the RK3566-based PineTab 2 a lot of eyes will be on PINE64's RK3566-based products now. Since I happened to have worked on this ecosystem a bit, I thought it might be a good time to write a quick explainer of where we are, how work is being done, and why things may not be the right fit for you. Full disclosure: the author of this article has received free hardware from PINE64 in the past for the purpose of developing so...| A Laptop For My Pillow
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