Yeah, like some idiots who assume two people are the same person? Or that things were happening that didn't happen? Or that price increases were for Brexit preparations?

Jeeeez
Just about had enough of this Android abomination already.
Is there a link to a guide to installing Sailfish?

https://community.fxtec.com/topic/24...or-fxtec-pro1/

Idiot never claimed anything. It was always just personal POV and why something might be as it is.
The other one constantly preaching his BS speculation to be truth without any actual proof.

Chen stated a looong time ago that they are partnered with Clove. Why the F is it so surprising that their partner has some of their product for sale????????????

Read the Androidauthority article. With my N900 and Micro-b. First I have to say that I can't trust or honour any article published on a site that takes so long to load (without images), which did not accept choice "use neccessary cookies only" and which is filled with too much heavy stuff. For me that is a mark of bowing the beast and I felt like I was entering to Mordor.

Secondly it is a review from someone who clearly states he doesn't like hwkb phones and of them dislikes more the landscape version. How unambigious the review can be?

Thirdly he likes using iPhone and Android and doesn't seem to see any problem in them and no value of having other possibilities.

Fourthly it seems that specs he value the most are light, thin, latest hw specs and camera use and image quality. Not to say I would not appreciate them but I fell in love with N900 after using years iPhone - not a reviewer I look up.

So what I think about this review? Points that matter to me were: difficult to open, too responsive touchscreen, bad fingerprint reader, some problems using side buttons, some apps not forced to landscape. Good things mentioned: being able to customize hwkb shortcuts, possibility to have two windows open and seamlessly switch between them to write and use.

Important things not mentioned in the article: N900, alternative Os'es, linux phone to be, embracing opensource with open bootloader, fullfilment of dreams.

This device is not what writer has dreamed of. So no need to mind too much of his narrow view or give value to his words. It can be - even with all the flaws - a fullfilment of someone elses dream.

Thanks Chen for making dreams come true.

And to all who have got the phone: I think gratitude toward Chen could be in mind. After you paid for it and got it: yes, now it is your device which you paid for and of course you inspect what you paid for and weight the quality and specs and performance to something someone else has. But before you paid and got it: it was something someone else worked hard with to fill YOUR dreams (as well as his own). In many ways this device is in the end - with all the flaws and lower specs than some new phones - a dream come true. It may even be the best fullfilment of dreams there is at the moment. So be happy of owning it. It was a right choice and you didn't waste your money. You put it on something awesome that is much bigger than just a phone among phones.

1. Not sticky unfortunately
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If you're talking about me, could you point me where I did that? Because that wasn't my intention and I'd like to edit those posts to clarify.

Really? I never saw that then. Where was this then, I'd assume over here?

"Joined on Oct 2019"

That's a good point, I wasn't aware of how small the retailers stock was, my opinion was probably a little precipitate.

With all respect to the work done by Chen, I won't pretend I'm not annoyed by the shipping postponed again and again. I do feel a little being fooled - how many more times will the device be postponed until I finally get it? February? March? It's great to see a good hwkb phone again, but the F(x)tec's expectation management is, let's be frank, far from being good.