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I dont need the power bank, since I can simply swap bateries. But in principle yes
I dont need the power bank, since I can simply swap bateries. But in principle yes
Of course, everyone has different requirements on their phone, so the question if one would be comfortable running their buisness of a pine phone is quite divers.
Phone calls, texts and E-Mails
Text and E-Mails pretty much work as well as on every other phone. Phone calls work too, but the audio quality is below what one could expect from a modern iPhone.
Battery
While the battery runtime of one battery is definitely lower compared to competing devices, it is also replaceable. I usually spend my day in the office were the phone can be charged, so the battery life does not become an issue. When I am traveling I bring some extra batteries. The form factor is commonly available and batteries cost around 10 €, so I got 4 of them, which last me for ~36 hours until I have to charge them. I have so far never spend more time away from an outlet.
GPS
Works nowadays pretty reliable, accuracy of around 20 m is also good enough to find were I need to go
Bluetooth
Definitely not perfect but random disconnects happen rarely. On the other side I have an headphone jack, which always works reliably
Camera
Ok, this point goes to you, the camera is not usable. When taking pictures of documents I usually have to use my tablet.
So now to the overarching question:
Do you, in all honesty, feel comfortable enough with your device that you would confidently run a business solely through it? No, I would not feel comfortable to run a business through a phone, I need a real computer for my work. If I could only use a phone I would choose the pine phone, because at least it can run all software I require for my daily work. Connected to keyboard, mouse and a monitor it could be a slow, but acceptable work machine I can certainly imagine that there are jobs, which rely more heavily on a phone. But in these cases one should have separate work and private phones anyway
Plasma mobile comes with the anglefish browser as default (a mobile browser based on chromium) that has support for PWAs
The voyager PWA. Works really great and feels pretty much like a native app
Daily drivin Manjaro (Plasma mobile) on my Pinephone Pro for over a year now. If you are not into the whole “taking pictures all the time” thing you can easiy use it as a daily driver. (This message was typed on it)
I am using the PinePhonePro as my primary phone for over a year now. There are of course some challanges but it is definitly possible
Wollten wir nicht Bürokratie abbauen statt aufbauen? Wir sollten eher darüber nachdenken die Kennzeichen für alles was unter 50 fährt abzuschaffen.
Vielleicht sollten dann einfach nur Autos zugelassen werden, die diese Standartbreite erfüllen. Dann würde die Industrie im Handumdrehen auch schmalere Autos bauen
I am daily driving my PinePhone Pro running manjaro (Plasma Mobile) for about a year now. I can say, it is definitely daily driveable with some exeptions/limitations:
Other than that it is pretty much functioning as a real phone. Of curse there are not that many apps. Telegram works natively and flawless, but whatsapp needs to be used via Whatsapp Web. For syncing all my documents and files I use nextcloud which works without any problems (once set up)
There is also the non Pro Version of the PinePhone, which is much slower, but has a better camera software and longer battery life (and is cheaper)
Kannst du ein Tutorial für dieses weiterleiten von Ports empfehlen? Ich habe bei mir ein ähnliches problem und hab es mit einer OpenVPN versucht, bin bisher aber immer gescheitert
Das könnte sich als absolutes bestes Scenario herausstellen. Die beiden Armeen vernichten sich Gegenseitig weitestgehend und die Ukraine ( / NATO) müsste nur noch die Scherben aufkehren
Yea, I get that the s in sdX stands for sata, but why cant we have an ndX with n for nvme?