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  1. Lilbits: The trouble with lifetime subscriptions, Google puts AI everywhere, and the Trump Phone is real?

    Once upon a time, Plex was a free app that was a fork of XBMC (Kodi) that you could use as a full-screen media player on a computer, or to stream media over a local network. And you can still use it for those things. But these days Plex also offers ad-supported TV & movie streaming, and subscription services that let you stream your personal media collection over the internet (so you can watch […]

    #ai #aiSearch #anbernic #anbernicRgDs #audioGlasses #flx1s #flx1sPlus #furiLabs #gemini #google #handheldGameConsole #kindle #lifetimeSubscription #lilbits #linuxPhone #mobileLinux #plex #plexPass #search #smartGlasses #subscriptions Read more: liliputing.com/lilbits-the-tro
  2. Furi Labs is refreshing the FLX1S Linux smartphone with a new model called the FLX1S+ that brings a better camera, LED flash, and camera software update. With the original FLX1S out of stock, the FLX1S+ will be the company's main phone moving forward. furilabs.com/blog/flx1s-is-com

  3. @privacyguides I think #LinuxMobile is the only real path forward for freedom.

    Instead of hoping in #Google, it would be better in the long run if concerned users rallied behind #Linux options (mainline or #Halium-based), and there are quite a few now, existing and upcoming.

    #MobileLinux #FLX1 #FLX1s #FuriLabs #Librem5 #LibertyPhone #postmarketOS #UbuntuTouch #Droidian #Brax3 #JollaC2 #LiberuxNexx #DawnDrums #DawnOS #Pinephone #Mobian #gnuLinux #LibrePhone #FreeSoftware #SoftwareFreedom #FreedomTech #LibreTech

  4. @chocrates @DeathByBigSad If you're already used to Linux desktop, I'd even venture to say that Linux phones are daily drivable for you in this order: #FLX1s from @furilabs, #JollaC2, #LibertyPhone, #Librem5, #Pinephone.

    I'm daily driving a #Librem 5 with #postmarketOS and everything critical actually works for my use case.