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Video shows PinePhone prototype detailed assembly and boot to Plasma Mobile

Video shows PinePhone prototype detailed assembly and boot to Plasma Mobile

Just some days after Purism released its first Librem 5 walk-through video [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gvnt78mK-Ac], with the final device running its "GNOME" Phosh shell with impressive smoothness, postmarketOS developer Martijn Braam uploaded a video [https://fosstodon.org/web/statuses/102894704117260275] of himself assemblying by hand the

PINE64 reveals PineTime technical specifications, pricing and release date

PINE64 reveals PineTime technical specifications, pricing and release date

Two weeks ago, the PineTime was teased on Twitter [https://tuxphones.com/meet-pinetime-the-official-25-pinephone-companion-smartwatch/] as an extremely inexpensive (~$25) open source PinePhone companion smartwatch, running FreeRTOS on a low-power ARM Cortex-M4 core. More detailed information has been released just hours ago on the official PINE64 wiki page for the PineTime [Built-in

Meet PineTime, the official $25 PinePhone companion smartwatch

Meet PineTime, the official $25 PinePhone companion smartwatch

UPDATE: more details on the PineTime have been released [https://tuxphones.com/pine64-pinetime-open-source-smartwatch-specs-price-release-date-pictures/] Over the last few months, the PINE64 has become one of the most discussed brands within the Linux community. Providing ultra-low cost Linux ARM machines (such as the PinePhone, PineTab and all the PineBooks), this brand has

Librem 5 vs. PinePhone: comparison of two Linux smartphones

Librem 5 vs. PinePhone: comparison of two Linux smartphones

Shortly after Purism crowd-funded the Librem 5 $650 privacy-oriented Linux smartphone, Pine64 announced the PinePhone, a $150 entry level alternative with similar design, aim and specifications. So which one should you choose - and why is the Librem 5 much higher cost still worth the investment? > #Purism [https://twitter.com/

All we know about the PinePhone: pictures, specs and release date

All we know about the PinePhone: pictures, specs and release date

Over the last months, PINE64/Pine Microsystems has been working hard [https://tuxphones.com/pine64-pinephone-prototype-linux-smartphone-mockup-progress-design/] on the PinePhone, an affordable ($150) privacy-oriented Linux smartphone. As currently available information is relatively fragmented among the PINE64 blog, wiki, chat rooms and social media profiles, this post aims to be a real-time (-

$79 PineTab Linux tablet supports SATA and LTE expansions, boots postmarketOS

$79 PineTab Linux tablet supports SATA and LTE expansions, boots postmarketOS

While PINE64 has often been in the news in the last months for their PinePhone [https://tuxphones.com/tag/pinephone/], the $150 Linux smartphone (and low-cost Purism Librem 5 alternative), the same can't be said about its big brother, the PineTab [https://www.pine64.org/pinetab/]. At the modest price