Posts
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The Nook Glowlight 3
Yet another post on a device featuring an eInk screen, how likely is that? I honestly don't know, but this is another post about such a thing.
I have been an avid buyer of the devices US book giant Barnes & Noble has made under the Nook brand since 2012, when I purchased a Nook Simple Touch.…
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Widescreen laptops are dumb
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a reMarkable paper tablet
I am late on this one, as I could have written about this way earlier. But I neglected to do so because it seemed to be just another good idea that was not going to work out—neither in the market place, nor technologically.…
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More GNU/Linux on Smartphones: 1. postmarketOS
While the Crowdfunder for the Librem 5 successfully finished, I want to shed some light on possible alternatives to it for people that want to run GNU/Linux on Smartphone hardware. First up: postmarketOS…
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Purism Librem 5 Announced, Crowdfunding Started
Purism has now launched their campaign to crowdfund their the Librem 5 smartphone I was writing about recently.…
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Purism follows Openmoko
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Back to QWERTY
Droid 4 trumps the LG G2In November 2013, I bought a new smartphone for the last time so far. It was an LG G2. Since then, a few new devices have been released (yes, now it's Mobile World Congress again soon, the device flood has already experienced the first advance "leaks"), but even though I had constantly spent too much money on all kinds of smartphones over the years before, I soon had to realise that the quick change suddenly didn't make sense anymore. Yes, the LG G3 is a bit better, but somehow not really (who needs this display resolution, and why is the thing even bigger?). I don't touch Samsung for reasons (TouchWiz, hardware design), HTC has 4 megapixel cameras and the cases are too big compared to the display.