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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)

(From the FOSDEM 2019 Blog announcement from Pine64 -- with minor edits) The Rock64 is the most popular and successful board we’ve created. The number of OS distributions that support the board -- and the number of projects that have...

(From the FOSDEM 2019 Blog announcement from Pine64 -- with minor edits) We’re very excited to announce that our Chinese counterpart - Roshambo - will be producing retro-gaming add-ons and peripherals for PINE64 hardware (PINE64 is a US company based...

(From the FOSDEM 2019 Blog announcement from Pine64 -- with minor edits) The PineTab is a *BSD/Linux-only tablet based on the Allwinner A64 SOC. The configuration of the PineTab is akin to that of the 11.6” Pinebook and we expect...

Our friends at Category5.tv interviewed Lukasz Erecinski from PINE64 about their upcoming new products including the PinePhone, PinebookPro, and others, and also demoed the ROCKPro64. Jump to watch the interview here:   Watch the ROCKPro64 Demo here (same video, further...

Information gathered directly from the Pine64 Forum (with minor edits for clarity and brevity): The Pinebook Pro target release is late May or early June. We need to re-spin the Pinebook Pro schematic to resolve some minor issues and also...

Information gathered directly from the Pine64 Forum (with minor edits for clarity and brevity): This is the likely look of the PinePhone when it comes out (some changes likely). On top: Headphone jack, on bottom: USB-C (video output, data, quick...