@moem said in The device page requires community help: And so she types 'onep' or 'xper' or another suitable combination of letters... and the right options pop up (or there is a notice that this phone is not yet supported). It can't get quicker than that. The visibility of that option is very poor in either Dark Mode Firefox of Day Mode Pale Moon Also sometimes Search functions don't find what I am looking for while the thing I am looking for is actually there so I have stopped trusting them a very long time ago! I would not want to scroll down to Oneplus or Sony... Another option : https://wiki.merproject.org/wiki/Adaptations/libhybris Easy to go through. Very specific overview of the stuff that works and doesn't Anyway, new options are coming, and you may even like them. Can't wait!

@Kaizen said in Marketers/PR/Media people wake up! This is your time to shine!: @3T_Ed You absolutely right, I'm trying to figure out ways to improve collaborations with others rather then new users, BUT also to open a door for new marketers who want advice or generate new content/strategy, not sure how approach those either. Please, share your thoughts I'm all ear Thast sound incredible. I like very much thats idea. We Would use podcast of Google and make some versión In spanish for Infocus a target of latinos In América. I think some people like do New life to her smartphones or tablets oldies.

@kaizen Amazig work! goood job! I really like it Can I suggest something from a non-technical POV? At the top of the sketch you have inserted a truly explanatory schematization (we need to add the app layer). I suggest to keep the same order for the component listed in the first "about the project" section. Also in the second "about the project" you have used new therms and this could be confusing for someone like me: where is the lomiri layer? what is this new midleware? is it the halium + core layer? A better way to keep all more intuitive as possible (but i don't know if it is possible) is to make all the information hidden unless we touch on the desired section: if you touch the "lomiri" layer on the top scheme it opens in the bottom the "Lomiri project" of the first "about the project" If you touch the "halium" layer on the top scheme it opens in the bottom the "halium project" of the first "about the project" with also the explanation you putted in the second "about the project" section and so on... also all element in the second "about the project" should be clickable (not the software ) with direct link to the doc or their github/lab page. my2cents. Aury

Looking forward to seeing your initial release, great work.