Guest Chris Smith Posted July 21, 2017 Posted July 21, 2017 Modular smartphones sound great on paper. They’re devices that would significantly outlive traditional handsets, as the user would be able to upgrade the hardware by simply swapping the old parts with newer one. They’re also devices that would let the user customize a phone to meet his or her preferences. You could add extra batteries or sensors and better camera. In practice, nobody was able to pull off this smartphone miracle. Google’s Project Ara is one of the most prominent failures, although there are a few other modular smartphone projects that failed to get any meaningful traction. Can Facebook change any of that? Continue reading... Trending right now: Exclusive: New renders give us our best look yet at Samsung’s Galaxy Note 8 T-Mobile can’t stop making money I might know the truth about Touch ID on Apple’s iPhone 8 Via BRG - Boy Genius Report
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