Phones: Ubuntu, ZeroPhone, Tizen, and Android
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The Case for Ubuntu Phone: Flexibility for Mobile Networks
Canonical engineer Ted Gould has put the case for Ubuntu Phone, arguing that mobile carriers will appreciate the 'flexibility' to bundle apps and services.
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ZeroPhone - a Raspberry Pi smartphone
Because it has so many uses, the idea sems to be obvious and yet there isn't a project like that. Moreover, I've been studying the topic for a couple of years now and this project is meant to be useful to other people as well - so I have a chance of commercializing it (while still keeping it open-source).
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Smartphone Game: Sniper Fury Available in Tizen Store
Sniper fury is a game where you have to shoot the evil and you shoot to kill to be the best sniper ever, created by the developers at Gameloft.
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XDA Spotlight: Abusive Gym Reminder, an Open-Source App that Yells at you if you don’t Workout
Do you like being yelled at? Are army training boot camps your idea of a good time? Does being screamed at make you more motivated? Then we have have just the app for you. Say hello to the open-source Abusive Gym Reminder.
This is an an application whose sole purpose is to send you abusive notifications everyday you do NOT go to the gym. Surprisingly, it actually works – just not how I thought the developer intended it.
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moto g falcon reactivation and exodus mod
I was pretty sure that wifi worked when I last used that phone about 1.5 years ago with CM11/12, so I started to dive into the forums of xda-developers to look for alternatives. Here I found out about Exodus. I've a bit of trouble trusting stuff from xda-developer forums but what the hell, the phone is empty anyway so nothing to loose and I flashed the latest falcon build.
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Android 7.0 Nougat kernel source released for Moto Z and Moto Z Droid
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