PinePhone

trainailleur

Hurrah! Very nice to see the steady progress.

Djhg2000

@B2288 The pictured boards will be used in the prototypes. Granted the prototypes work then, after a few minor tweaks (there are always tweaks regardless of if everything works or not), the first production run for enthusiasts should be no different to units that will ship later.

Please put a revision number somewhere on the device anyway, you never know when you discover a previously invisible hardware bug.

PINE64

@Djhg2000 Of course.

PINE64

Our commitment to donating to PinePhone Linux projects: https://www.pine64.org/2019/08/19/its-time-to-start-giving-back/

A Former User

@PINE64 It's really good to see that initiative directed toward closing the digital gap. It's going to be great to support a company with a social conscience.

Fla

So we have many information about the PinePhone hardware on this thread, but as we are on the UT forum, I was expecting some UT devs to indicate and keep us up-to-date with the status of UT on the PinePhone.

I saw some pictures, but can we have more details on what's currently working on the dev kit and what's not? And maybe a target date of when it will be considered stable enough?

Btw:

@PINE64 said in PinePhone:

Ameridroid kind-of stole our thunder for the upcoming Community update. Oh well
https://ameridroid.com/blogs/ameriblogs/upcoming-product-more-pinephone-details-from-tl-lim

It said there:

If at least one OS distribution is not ready by February, this will delay general availability production

I'm quite curious about that. Why if one OS isn't ready, you should not deliver the other ones? Especially if I understand correctly what's said in "It's time to start to give back" that batches of phone should be OS specific...

B2288

@Fla

Why if one OS isn't ready, you should not deliver the other ones?

I think you misread the statement. "If at least one OS distribution is not ready by February, this will delay general availability production" means that if there is not at least one OS (in other words: if there are zero available OS).

doniks

@Fla said in PinePhone:

So we have many information about the PinePhone hardware on this thread, but as we are on the UT forum, I was expecting some UT devs to indicate and keep us up-to-date with the status of UT on the PinePhone.

Well, let's ask

PINE64

@B2288 That is correct. In short, if there is no end-user ready OS build by Feb 2020, then there is no real point in starting a large production-run.
As for what the status of the different OS' as of today - reach out to relevant developers.

B2288

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PINE64

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Originally tweeted by Marius https://twitter.com/Mariogrip/status/1166813051510755328

trainailleur

Now that's nice to see!

domubpkm

I really like the colours and the little squares... This is THE picture of the summer !!

kugiigi

The scale looks a bit big to me but awesome work! I might consider buying the PinePhone as my daily driver

flohack

@kugiigi The scale is probably the default from our device setup and can be changed anytime

A Former User

@kugiigi haha I was thinking the reverse. With my eyesight and clumsy fingers, that scale would be great!

trainailleur

Updated the OP with mention (from a recent wiki update) of charging being to USB PD specifications. I don't actually know enough about USB PD or USB charging in general to know if that's significant, but I put it there for the benefit of those who do know.

kugiigi

As far as I know, PD means power delivery and it's capable of delivering more power and in both ways, meaning you can charge your phone or your phone can your something else.

PINE64

Hi guys. The PinePhone is now real, developer pre-orders this month. Two enthusiast production-runs this year (Oct & Nov): https://www.pine64.org/2019/09/05/september-update-the-pinephone-is-real-shipping-soon/

kugiigi

Hooray! and a great mention of UBports