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The FLX1s has this feature:
https://furilabs.com/flx1s-meets-the-big-screen/
That's interesting, the specs for that phone say it has USB 2.0. I wonder how it works and if any USB dock would work or if this is some kind of bespoke solution.
I have one, but I've only tried with the official dock. I'll try to remember to test it out later this week to see if it works with a rando-dock.
I appreciate that! My guess it that it will not work, but I'd love to be wrong.
I just tested it out, and I could't get it to work. I didn't spend much time trouble-shooting it, so there may be a simple fix, but that is kinda disappointing.
I'm not sure if I'm going full Luddite but phones are getting way too damn big.
6.7" is insane. My own phone is a 6 in 18:9 screen and it's too big. (I did not get a choice in my phone purchase at the time).
It does suck for you guys that there are few options, but I like a huge phone personally. I remember back when I got a Galaxy Note 3 it was a revelation, but now it has become the default.
That's understandable. I've long been a critic of how non-customizeable phones are. I actually prefer big phones, as my eyes are bad, but different people have different needs, and it should be trivial to adjust phones accordingly.
True but there aren't that many compact phones. And the phones that are being advertised as compact used to be the normal size. I'm genuinely considering getting a Zinwa Q25 or Q27, which is a gutted blackberry.
Edit: q25 is a gutted bb classic. Q27 is a custom designed phone.