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FLX1 has an audio jack, SD card, and removable battery?? If they continue to develop this (if it doesn’t die by the wayside, as the others have), and Signal continues to work on it, I’m in! From this cursory look, it seems to be exactly what I was looking for.
Edit: holy crap. It’s bigger than the Pixel 7 Pro.
| Pixel 7 Pro | FLX1 |
|---|---|
| 162.9mm | 171mm |
| 76.6mm | 82mm |
| 8.9mm | 12mm |
When I contracted in the USA, they provided a Verizon phone. There was a system app called something like App Manager, which was a Verizon app, installed as a system app, that bloated your phone with crap like Peel Remote, NFL, Amazon, and other nonsense, all mostly also installed as system apps. Once I disabled this App Manager, this bloat shite stopped. Try looking for something installed as a system app that didn’t come directly from Google.
That is strange. I have a 7 Pro, and have had this for a long while (before I started seeing people post about it on Lemmy). But I also have CalyxOS, which I’m sure plays a role. I have a buddy with a 7. I’ll check their phone later today and report back. Though they usually complain about updates rebooting their phone, and they haven’t mentioned anything since they got this phone… a bit concerning lol
Edit: so, they have it on their phone. They don’t use it, but they have it. I’m not sure why your 7 doesn’t.
Sorry. Open broadcaster software. While not really intended for this use case, it works great for it.
I use a Pine64 watch, and set it as a notification center. It shows me notifications as they come in, so I don’t have to take my phone out of my pocket while at work. It allows me to see if the notification is urgent or if it can wait until break. When I’m not at work, I put on an analog watch. I don’t use tablets, except for an ereader.
Edit: added link.
Ready for daily use?
Have you gotten android apps (specifically Signal) working on it?
Edit. Spelling mistake.