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The Pro1-X will help support FOSS by donating to the Linux Foundation
As we revealed, XDA made a phone. But in true XDA fashion, backing this phone will also help fund the LineageOS community! Here's the details
After years of rumors and plenty of April Fools' jokes, we actually made a phone! The new Pro1-X is an adaptation of the Pro1 launched by our friends at F(x)tec last year and features more RAM, more storage, and more importantly, it runs a different platform. The first smartphone to run LineageOS out of the box, there's plenty of reasons to like the Pro1-X but here's one that we haven't revealed until just now: we will be donating an amount per device to the Linux Foundation, to go towards supporting free, open-sourced software.
Yeah, XDA made a phone and it's only available for 6 weeks!
We here at XDA have collaborated with F(x)tec to bring you our first smartphone. Meet the Pro1-X, a phone that can run LineageOS or Ubuntu.
There have been many rumors and running jokes over the years that XDA would, and probably should, make a phone. Our history with alternative platforms such as LineageOS (and CyanogenMod that came before it) has meant that XDA has been at the forefront of helping develop viable alternatives to the primary platforms available on smartphones.
Something special is coming on October 27th...
We've been working on something truly special. A new technology product that puts you back in control of your data. Find out more!
Over the past few years, we have witnessed consumer privacy eroded in many ways, too many for us even to begin recounting them. Then, there are never-ending antitrust lawsuits between big corporations and regions like the EU and USA; Facebook's ongoing straddling of the line between judge and jury; and this year alone, an entire saga where the privacy of Americans has resulted in the expected, then likely, and now probable, sale of TikTok's western business. It's right about time to reclaim your privacy back.
You can save $200 on the Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra right now
Looking for a cheap Galaxy Note 20 or cheap Galaxy Note 20 Ultra deal? Look no further – you can save $200 on either phone if you're quick!
They have only been on sale for a few short weeks, but we have our first price cuts for the Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. Right now, you can save $200 on all variants of Samsung's new flagship device thanks to a surprise sale Amazon is having right now.
Best Pixel 4a Deals: How to order Google's budget beast
Google's Pixel 4a has finally launched after months of delays. Here's how to order it and the places that have it in stock!
After months of delays due to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, Google's new Pixel 4a smartphone is finally on sale. The mid-range Android phone packs a similar feature set to the Pixel 4 including its excellent camera and clean Android experience, but at a significantly lower price. While the Pixel 4 starts at $799, the Pixel 4a retails for less than half that at $349 in the US.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus 5G First Impressions: a visually breathtaking experience
The Galaxy Tab S7 Plus offers specs worthy of any flagship, and a display that's second-to-none. Here's why it's tempting me to switch from the iPad Pro.
Android tablets suck, well, a lot of them do. Ask any regular person to describe a tablet, and they’ll often call it an iPad. While Samsung and others do a great job of not allowing the iPhone to become synonymous with the mobile category, it’s in tablets where Android manufacturers haven’t figured it out.
These are the best cases for the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra
The Note 20 is here and with a starting price of $1299, it's a phone you'll want to protect. Here's the best Galaxy Note 20 Ultra cases you can buy in 2020!
XDA Developers is looking for a News Editor, Deals Guru, Writers and more!
XDA Developers is hiring! If you've wanted to be part of the XDA team, now's your chance as we're looking for a US News Editor, Deals Guru and more!!!
Love writing about technology and ready to take the next step in your career? Want to be part of an exciting project and get paid to write about tech? XDA Developers has been around for nearly 20 years, and we've reached the point where we need to bring in talented people to help with some awesome things we've got planned. You'll get to work with a great group of individuals and have lots of opportunities to continue growing your career.