Is this the one that will support GrapheneOS?
Hard to say for sure. GrapheneOS confirmed on Xitter, but then seemed to immediately backtrack in the next sentence saying “wait for official news”. I’m not sure what that means, is this communication not “official news”? Does only Motorola have “official news”?
https://nitter.jaydenha.uk/GrapheneOS/status/2102530770585669888
It just means that they are unable or unwilling to give further details at this time.
I don’t need further details, I just need confirmation…
But after looking more at this device, it looks like it will cost ~$1800, which takes it out of consideration anyway.
I’m actually interested but as of right now it’s listed with no sd card support so I immediately lost interest.
If sd card and/or 3.5mm jack is what you’re after Sony Xperia might just be your best choice. But if recent sony is anything to go by we won’t even have that soon enough.
Oh well… let’s hope linux phones become mainstream by then.
It’s funny you mention the Xperia, I’m still rocking my Xperia 1 V. It has some flaws but for the most part it’s been a great phone. I was considering their newst one but I was disappointed to find the changed the aspect ratio. I’ve gotten used to the akinny long form factor.
Here’s hoping for the Linux phones. I have the Jolla phone hopefully arriving this month. I’m still compromising with that because it has no HDMI out so I can’t use it like a porta-pc. But I want to give it a fair shake.
No 3.5mm jack nor radio either :(
Those are becoming incredibly hard to find… https://www.gsmarena.com/results.php3?nYearMin=2026&chk35mm=selected&idOS=2
My Nokia 110 4G has microsd, 3.5mm jack, a radio and a 12 days of battery life if that is all you require.
Unfortunately I live in a place where Whatsapp is really ingrained in daily interactions.
I’m considering a bar phone, but with Android: https://www.dumbphones.org/?region=Europe&whatsapp=Yes&signal_app=Yes
All I want to know is if it has satellite communications and the battery life
Tf is that camera layout
