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Dad, reader, nerd. Recent Iowa resident.
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2025-03-04 22:55:09 UTC

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In what way do they not meet your standards? Please note that I am in no way challenging your judgement since I know perfectly well I’m not qualified to argue. I'm sincerely curious.

2025-03-04 21:32:17 UTC

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That thought had occurred to me too. It's hard to imagine who could fill the void if Google opts out. The big vendors have more lucrative targets than us and the small vendors don't necessarily produce great hardware (guess who has a Purism cinderblock (phone)). The Swiftphone crew makes an interesting device, but even that's kind of a brick compared to the hardware designs from Apple, Google or Samsung.
Sony might be the best bet. (I like Xperias)

2025-03-04 20:01:28 UTC

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Welp. That all makes sense. I can't imagine Samsung being helpful (maybe this is unfair) so I suppose we're stuck then…
Thanks for the answer!

2025-03-04 19:27:09 UTC

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Maybe this is common knowledge and I've missed it. But have you approached any OEMs? I would think Nothing would be a good fit.