dan-bell

I've been using the standard version with Ubuntu (Kernel 4.4) and the Broadcom driver is also perfectly stable for me.

If you can flash these phones then $50 would be great for a GPRS/Bluetooth/Wifi development kit.

A friend of mine has been leaning the basics with this: http://qcplayground.withgoogle.com/#/home

There's https://yithlibrary.herokuapp.com/ for a self hosted LastPass clone but unfortunately there's no Firefox or Chrome addons yet.

I'm hoping for a future with faster refresh E-Ink screens available on low spec, stripped down Android or FirefoxOS powered tablets.

"You can think of it as a decentralized alternative to Flickr, YouTube, SoundCloud, etc."

It's more of a personal media store than a media streaming solution like Plex.

I've heard of pinhole cameras being used in card skimming operations where PIN numbers are required.