Devices: Purism Phone, Sailfish OS, and SparkFun
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Is Purism About to Announce a Linux Phone?
Hardware company Purism is best known for being the driving force behind the goal of creating a truly free software laptop — but are they about to launch a Linux phone? Fuelling speculation that, yes, they are, the company accidentally published a blog post earlier today titled: “Phone Campaign Temporary Page“.
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Sailfish OS for Sony Xperia X single SIM, model F5121
Interview on the collaboration between Jolla and Sony Open Devices program
The official version is on its way, targeting to support for example MS Exchange Active Sync, Android apps and 20 MPx resolution for the camera. But an unofficial Sailfish OS for Xperia X might become available even sooner via the porters community.
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A hands-on look at SparkFun's new Spectacle kit
Spectacle is based entirely around the idea that artists shouldn't need to spend years studying electronics in order to use them in their art. To aid me in my review, I enlisted the help of Sophia, one of the coolest pre-teens I know. Sophia is a young artist who makes her own costumes and works in a wide variety of other physical mediums.
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