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Turing hardware
Chen is doing a tab based on an implemented architecture. How about doing a phone and using architecture from Turing? Jolla has software for it too. Chen did you check it out already?
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Turing is a very secretive company; I doubt they will allow anyone else to build something off of their architecture.
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Was any actual Turing phone ever even released? Not talking about the pre-release freebies they handed out to appease impatient buyers, but the full phone with all the announced specifications.
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Now, having said that, I'll admit that it's possible that the gold ones are just the same thing as the black "beta" models with crap glued on. They do fetch a premium at auction over the black ones, so maybe one can paint over them or use a case for a more adult look. |
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I can see the look as differentiating (which I personally find ugly, but I won't question other people tastes), but you could do that with a simple cover. Apart this point, you can have easily, today, a phone which has a Sailfish community port that is working reasonably well according to reports, at a low cost, with good performances (One plus and Nexus for example), so it wouldn't bring much novelty. The tablet case can be seen as a bit different, as there are not much (or not at all?) community ports for tablets. |
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just buy a nexus 5 and stick on the latest port
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I can guarantee you that Turing never released any of the final model with the waterproof coating. The black and gold models were both the prototypes. (I have both).
The black phone is great, looks very good, very unique and feels really good in the hand so it would be interesting if someone could produce them. Only problem is that both the bluetooth and battery life are flakey. Some days the battery will last 2 days, others it drops from 90% to 10% in a matter of minutes. I think at firmware/kernel update is needed to fix, which sadly will never come. |
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I can guarantee you that Turing never released any of the final model with the waterproof coating. The black and gold models were both the prototypes. (I have both).
The black phone is great, looks very good, very unique and feels really good in the hand so it would be interesting if someone could produce them. Only problem is that both the bluetooth and battery life are flakey. Some days the battery will last 2 days, others it drops from 90% to 10% in a matter of minutes. I think at firmware/kernel update is needed to fix, which sadly will never come. |
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To do this we need a lots of designing files that are mostly confidential. I don't know anyone in Turing, and I can't and won't get those files. Furthermore, the Turing solution is based on Qualcomm MSM8974, which is 3 years old and no longer produced anymore. The architecture is very old and it's 32bit based on 28nm. As I mentioned I'm working towards a newer Qualcomm 64bit solution with 14nm architecture, which will give you a much better power-efficiency ratio. There is no reason to re-use an ancient SoC where there is a better one available. ;) |
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I seriously doubt, that anybody with a sane mind would invest any effort in reviving TRI-s zombie project. Yes I know you will always find someone to buy it, ...
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About a month or two ago I was seeing ads for Turing 5g on FaceBook.
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