From the video's description: The PINE64 PinePhone Don't be evil developer-kit running a postmarketOS build with Weston on top of mainline Linux with a few patches. It looks like the touch coordinates are mirrored on the x-axis making it a...
Lots of PinePhone and PineTab OS news today! Just a few minutes ago, we came across these images posted on the PinePhone developers Telegram group showing the PinePhone running PlasmaMobile on PostmarketOS. Also, see below for an image of KDE...
Head on over to the Pine64 Forum Product Update post for the latest news on upcoming products. TL;DR PinePhone - "On the kernel side, we still need to do some work, but display is working and so is mali; (...)...
Chatter on the Internet waves from a very reliable source close to the matter states that the likely expected release date of the PinePhone will be sometime between September and December 2019.
Here are a lot of juicy details of the upcoming PinePhone Linux FOSS phone that is presently in development by Pine64 (information taken from UBPorts Forum): Dimensions 157mm x 75mm x 8.9mm thick Weight between 180g and 200g Screen type:...
by Daniel Franklin (ameriDroid Customer Support Technician) Single Board Computers (SBCs) have a unique appearance, and all of that exposed circuitry and Printed Circuit Board (PCB) can be fun to look at. However, that exposed circuitry can make the...
We're giving away a PinePhone Linux Privacy Smartphone and other prizes. Just go to our PinePhone Linux Privacy SmartPhone product page to sign up for the contest and to be notified when they are available.
Visit the LinuxLads podcast site to listen to the latest interview with Lukasz, the Pine64 Community Manager. He goes into the depths of the Pinebook Pro, PinePhone, PineTab and other exciting developments coming from Pine64. The interview starts around 7...
Not much to report, but check out this picture of current PinePhone development as of today: The SanDisk adapter is to cover up the flashlight, presumably because it doesn't turn off yet. Courtesy of Marius Gripsgard from UBPorts (Ubuntu Touch)
