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On the other hand, there is one thing that could allows to expand quite easily the phone without much new developments (considering there is already a device USB present for charge and PC connection) : USB OTG (both device and host).
Is it something that is available on the PCB you target ?
If so, is it one that can power a device (like a USB storage device, a mouse, a thermal camera, ...), or one that needs a powered adapter cable ?
Obviously, I would understand if it were not available.
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Unfortunately it doesn't work that way. I would explain into details later but it's impossible. My suggestion is to get something else if that is important to you.
Update: Here are some reasons behind:
- The PCBA has already proven bug-free and stablised. Even small modifications can sometimes cause some troubles and result serious delays. Plus this is a high end qualcomm solution, the cost will be enormous.
- We are currently resolving difficulties of the FPC of front camera and the screen, to attach to the bottom board. Plus the battery mounting method to make it removable. These are already not easy in structural point of view, I don't want to open more slots to make extra complexity.
In general it's not a good idea to implement it at this stage, considering risk, cost we can afford, and timeline. I would spend the effort in the internal structure, especially fpc with the moving parts.
And this is Lauta revival - like N9, the principle is to make the device beautiful, modern*, stylish and with a great choice of OS. It's not meant to be DIY. I also need to make it commercially successful, at least to cover the costs.
*Lauta/N9 had the best rear camera at it's time. So we have implemented modern 2017 dual rear camera system - with dual flash. Probably what Nokia will be doing if they survived today.
Update 2: It's in the future if I have more funds available, I would make this available.
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