Making your own mobile phone sounds like a daunting task, but it's actually really fun! We're not talking about a fancy iPhone here, but it is still quite an excellent learning experience.
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Preparing for the steampunk apocalypse? You might want to make your own phone. This crowdfunded kit, fully funded, will take you from circuit board to code.
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It's probably not a good idea to tear down and try to repair the hot new Samsung Galaxy Note 8 in the event of anything other than catastrophic damage.
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Despite lacking a repairability score, this comprehensive OnePlus 5 teardown is far from encouraging for occasional smartphone handymen.
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The Google Japanese Input Puchi Puchi Version isn't going to get mass produced, but you could get your hands into an Arduino board...
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Shop freaks, if you're looking to switch out the face of your newly purchased red iPhone 7, check out a couple videos showing you how to.
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If you’ve been hanging around Pocketnow for the past few weeks, you know of our recently rekindled interest in Google’s Nexus 6. We brought our AT&T demo device off the back burner last month, kicking off the summer with an After The Buzz re-review of Motorola’s oversized phablet, followed by a feature piece on Google’s Nexus 6-only Project Fi service. Despite its monstrous ...
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