Nothing’s $200 CMF Phone 1 only shipped with swappable cases and a stand to start, but this Bambu Lab contest inspired makers to put all kinds of awesome 3D printed contraptions on the back of the phone.
Maybe we don’t need Project Ara — just user-replaceable batteries (pretty please) and some user-facing screws!
Here it is in Sony’s gallery-full of images, including some on the optional vertical stand — and one that shows how it attaches to the also-optional, not-included Blu-ray disc drive.
Unlike every other “Best Steam Deck SSD” written story I’ve found, Tom’s Hardware actually put them to the test — 16 drives in total.
Most offered similar results! The Crucial P310 and Corsair MP600 Mini (with new Phison E27T controller) slightly stood out on performance and battery life — but not temperature.
Your folding phone’s screen isn’t anywhere near this flexible, in case you’re wondering. They said we’d see the twistable, stretchable display at Seoul Fashion Week, and sure enough:
I kind of assumed that making medicine is... complicated! And maybe it is, but Jason Koebler’s story at 404 Media about the Four Thieves Vinegar Collective sure makes me wonder.
They make it sound like Koebler’s friend Katelin didn’t need to die; not just because of ridiculous drug prices, but because they could have illegally made the medicine at home.
