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While an exciting possibility, I don't think making and receiving phone calls comfortably will happen early on. Probably setup might be rather awkward at the start and will require some amount of software development effort to make it really streamlined.

I'm sure that people which are always running out of battery charge on their cell phones would probably disagree. ;) Better solution would be for manufacturers to stop racing each other for the title of thinnest device in the market (cell phones are so huge in the other two dimensions anyways...

Slightly longer explanation: Because standards: Also, from what I understand, it was designed this way to prevent any cases of connecting the wrong devices with the wrong cables (and/or adapters). USB peripherals always have Type B or micro-B receptacles. And USB OTG cable is the standard way...

My attempts at running Linux x86 version of Shovel Knight on Pandora have been unsuccessful so far due to it's use of OpenGL 2.x (why does a retro 2D platformer use OpenGL? :mad:). Also tried Undertale via wine but it crashes on start as well. So yeah, it's not so easy to run x86 which requires...

Designing a new CPU board take A LOT of money (+ work + time). Reducing price of Pyra reduces the profit margin for ED, meaning less money can be saved for further development. Can't have both at the same time. Other thing to consider is that new CPU still needs to work with the same heat...

Music everywhere: home, car, work General purpose booteable media (via ISO Optical Drive) KeepassX

Check the output of command: dmesg Right after inserting corrupted SD card. May show some errors. It could be that partition table was corrupted while trying to format. Recreating the partition table could help solve that. Does it at least show up in GParted?

I meant the device "let's thru" the specified amount of current. I thought it was easy enough to understand what I meant. I keep forgetting not to make such assumptions when trying to communicate online.

I think the charger chip just controls the current it pulls. The apparent resistance from the USB port's Vcc to Gnd is just a side effect of pulling some amount of current at some voltage.

It's time for monthly update from PGS. xD So much progress... :confused: Haha, seems like the Lite version is turning into a more reasonable device than the hardcore. Working keyboard (domecap probably, though) VS useless second screen, clickable thumbsticks for L3/R3 VS buttons on the back of...

From what I remember it was a trick of the touchscreen controller, and it was only for two-finger pinch gestures I think. Is the controller still the same?

Collecting everything is only half of the fun for me. The other half is actually using it. :)

:confused: My experience has been completely different. Those boss fights were the high point of those games for me. I simply loved the challenge and kept retrying when I got whooped. There's was always some strategy to make the fight easier, just gotta find it. Which I think it is why I loved...

It depends how it is implemented. Assuming power is pulled exclusively from the hotswapable battery while it is installed then there's still a period of time when the non-hotswapable battery is in use (ie. during swap). So runtime cannot be infinite. Now if the hotswapable battery can charge...

But SmachZ has only gaming controls (+ two touchpads) and plans to run SteamOS (on some devices at least). Games are kinda their main focus. :) I personally think they might've been better going with Intel (Sorry AMD). That same laptop of mine has an Intel GPU as well, and with recent...

I silly question: Can the GPU drive the screen at the advertised resolution? (running a game that is) I have a Radeon R7 M370 on my laptop, which I think is comparable. To me it feels like it can't really run games at 1920x1080 resolution at an acceptable frame rate (for me 15+ FPS would be...

I don't really get the need for this to be automated like that. I mean, isn't it super easy to manually share the flier on whatever social network? It's usually just one click to do so.

This summarizes how I feel about Pandora's keyboard: It never pressed straight down, it always wobbles to one side or another like that. It's not a huge deal but makes the tactile feedback feel weird/fuzzy (I'm not fully sure if key pressed right or not). I'm hoping the shorter travel...

I wonder, would it be feasible for an "advanced user" to make their own rootfs? Is it a somewhat automated process or does it require lots of manual intervention? If it's not too much work then either users could make rootfs images for their own use, and even maybe share with community.

Standards? You do realize that MS doesn't care one bit about standards. The standard in this case was Wintab: But then MS decided to introduce their own Windows Ink POS which caused endless grief to pen tablet manufacturers, users and graphic software developers alike. This is the cost of...