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This is a phone design for the next generation, modular design helps against E-waste. the idea is that you can buy a pre built model though me or you can make your own, after a few years you can swap parts out to keep the phone for running longer.
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Files and compatibility: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1RRsYXIaR6VpZrMx9XbYSNNYPVBJPBTRpmUzjcQp7AMI/edit?usp=sharing
We are very close to fully releasing Modufix
The question of 4G or 5G has been brought up in design, and i have decided to use a design based on Sixfab's design (https://sixfab.com/product/raspberry-pi-base-hat-3g-4g-lte-minipcie-cards/.)
Unfortunately the design does not support 5G, but i may be able to make a simmer design with 5G.
Unfortunately I had to cancel plans to be able to use a Pi Zero with Modufix. I had to do this as the limited capabilities the zero has at the moment, with only 512MB of ram it would have been impossible to port android to it. Also getting a display to work with HDMI was also going to be a challenge for a sub $200 display. I know this may be bad for some people who already had a pi zero on hand to start the project, but without it version 6 and onwards will have a much cleaner and better design.
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I have been wanting an open source phone for some time (at least 2009), so this looks very interesting!