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I'm switching my phone from Android to Linux.
Since Android is becoming increasingly more locked down and slopped, I'm jumping ship.

The Small Smartphone is Back
Introducing Enough Phone: a premium, compact 5.3" smartphone launching on Kickstarter in June 2026. Sign up to be notified for launch.

Introducing Convo — Hippo
Last week, I released Convo, a messaging app for feature phones (of the button variety). That has generated quite a bit of interest—and already racked up a hundred downloads within 24 hours!—so I decided to write a bit more about it here.
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The FLX1 runs FuriOS, which is an operating system based on Debian, designed and oriented for mobile use without any artificial limitations.

Control Multiple Devices with Phone Farming, Cxtfactory for Phone Farm Box
Choose Cxtfactory for high-quality phone farm boxes. Start phone farming with Cxtfactory and control multiple devices efficiently for software testing, marketing, gaming
Mecha Comet - Open Modular Linux Handheld Computer
Truly yours to own, build and mod. Built and powered by tinkerers just like you.

What We Talk About When We Talk About Sideloading | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository
We recently published a blog post with our reaction to the new Google Developer Program and how it impacts your freedom to use the devices that you own in th...

The Modded "Small Phone" Market in China is absolutely INSANE!!!
876 votes, 63 comments. Most of these are modded "Fold" phones from Samsung and Huawei. Well built, prototype-ish phone mods that eliminate the extra…
Decentralizing My Smartphone With Single Purpose Devices
Lately, I’ve become nostalgic for the days before smartphones, when the internet was a place we went to deliberately, and not a place that lived on all of ou...

The Plan B OS for ubiquitous computing. Voice control, security, and terminals as case studies
How to install a Linux desktop on your Android device
Get even more from your Android device by running a desktop OS! Lots of options including Debian (no root), Ubuntu, and Kali Linux.

Google's Project Ara: Reinventing the smartphone with building blocks
Apps using UnifiedPush
This is a non-exhaustive list of the first few end-user applications that use UnifiedPush. Android Name Description Date Since version Docs¹ FluffyChat Matrix chat January 2021 v0.26.1 FluffyChat Wiki² Fedilab Mastodon/Fediverse March 2021 v2.39.0 Fedilab FAQ Tox Push Message App Tox chat May 2021 v1.0.3 SchildiChat Matrix chat September 2021 v1.2.0.sc42 FMD Find your device November 2021 v0.2.2 FMD docs Element Matrix chat June 2022 v1.4.26 Tusky Mastodon/Fediverse July 2022 v19.0 Neon Nextcloud July 2022 Unreleased Jami Jami March 2023 v361 Goguma IRC client March 2023 v0.5.0 Circles Social Network (matrix) June 2023 v1.0.11 Databag Messaging Service July 2023 v1.5.0 Podverse (beta) Podcast Manager July 2023 v4.13.1 Moshidon Mastodon August 2023 v2.0.3+fork.98 Träwelldroid Traewelling client September 2023 v2.0.0 Pachli Mastodon September 2023 v1.0.0 Molly Signal client October 2023 v6.35.3-1.up1 Molly Readme, MollySocket Amethyst Nostr client October 2023 v0.80.1 Ltt.rs Mail (JMAP) client December 2023 0.4.0 Mercurygram Telegram client December 2023 v10.3.2.1 Element-X Matrix chat January 2024 v0.4.2 SchildiChat Next Matrix chat January 2024 v0.4.2.sc1 Nagram Telegram client April 2024 10.9.1.1165 DAVx⁵ CalDAV/CardDAV/WebDAV September 2024 v4.4.2-ose Nextcloud extension for WebDAV-Push < polycule > Matrix chat September 2024 v0.0.1 Momogram Telegram client December 2024 v11.4.2-1 FOSS Warn Emergency alerts December 2024 1.0.0 alpha0 FOSS Warn Wiki Wafrn App Social Network (Fediverse + Bluesky) May 2025 v1.3.0 Forkgram Telegram client June 2025 11.9.2.0 Fennec Web Browser³ July 2025 141.0.0 IronFox Web Browser³ July 2025 140.0.4 Compete Create & join all kind of challenges July 2025 v1.0.0 Interstellar Mbin/Lemmy/PieFed September 2025 v0.10.0 Push Notifications ¹ App-specific documentation should not be needed. Compatible apps should just work after installing a UnifiedPush distributor.