Everything We Know About The PinePhone Pro

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  • @zloboslav_
    @zloboslav_ 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for the update. :) I'm excited about the pinephone pro :)

  • @MartijnBraam
    @MartijnBraam 2 года назад +3

    The benchmarks very specifically only test the raw CPU integer math/floating math speed. The reason the librem 5 is significantly faster for a lot of things than the pinephone is memory speed/storage speed/gpu speed. Both have the quad A53 after all so it makes sense they benchmark similarly.

  • @BadAssBlackOverlord
    @BadAssBlackOverlord 2 года назад +1

    A lot of RUclipsrs don't even provide sources anymore so you are on the right track kid. Good video.

  • @MartijnBraam
    @MartijnBraam 2 года назад +4

    Whoo I'm a professional at something \o/

  • @davidpetersonharvey
    @davidpetersonharvey 2 года назад +1

    I'm fighting with Pinephone over my Linux phone that was never delivered and I've escalated it to PayPal for resolution. I rarely buy with PayPal because they've decided against me on shipping before. The company claims I gave an incomplete address but the real problem is they didn't tell me what carrier they're using beforehand so I know which address to use. They're also claiming the phone will be destroyed or abandoned. It's a Hong Kong company and I'm calling them on that lie.
    I have a similar problem with Amazon deliveries but they've always made it right. I've been bitten a lot by Chinese companies but expected this company to be different based on reputation. I don't plan to be fooled again.

    • @izaicslinux6961
      @izaicslinux6961 2 года назад +1

      Setting the right shipping address is your responsibility. You could have just emailed them to ask what carrier they would be using and also what address format they need to send the package properly.

  • @sidewwinder
    @sidewwinder 2 года назад

    Will the battery be upgraded?

  • @KrzysiekSetlak
    @KrzysiekSetlak 2 года назад +2

    "More power hungry than Librem 5" worries me. My info may be outdated, but AFAIK Librem 5 drains battery at a rate that makes it completely unfit for a daily driver.

    • @PizzaLovingNerd
      @PizzaLovingNerd  2 года назад +4

      That's actually a software issue on the Librem 5 and not a hardware issue. The Librem 5 doesn't have crust deep sleep or anything like that, whereas the RK3399s will probably get it relatively quickly.

    • @KrzysiekSetlak
      @KrzysiekSetlak 2 года назад +2

      @@PizzaLovingNerd ok, that's a relief. Thanks for the explanation!

    • @izaicslinux6961
      @izaicslinux6961 2 года назад +3

      It's actually not more power hungry. The developer who wrote that post didn't account for the fact that his unit was a pre-developer unit batch which didn't have the binned and voltage locked RK3399S chip, but rather a normal run of the mill RK3399 which guzzles power in comparison.

    • @PizzaLovingNerd
      @PizzaLovingNerd  2 года назад

      @@izaicslinux6961 I didn't know about this, I should have included this in the video.

    • @KrzysiekSetlak
      @KrzysiekSetlak 2 года назад

      @@izaicslinux6961 thanks for this comment! This is a valuable piece of information!

  • @in-craig-ible6160
    @in-craig-ible6160 2 года назад +2

    I've had a thought since watching your Librem 5 video, do you think it would be possible to 'port over' the crust deep sleep firmware to the L5 to increase power management/battery life, or are the hardware architectures too different? The limits of my knowledge are that they both run ARM CPUs (I think I got that right?) so I'm not sure if it's that easy.
    I understand Pure OS can run on the Pinephone, does it use the crust firmware in that OS version?
    Also, is the modem still the same in the PinePhone Pro? If so, do you think it can use the open source driver developed by security researchers for the modem on the original PinePhone?
    Apologies for all of the questions, trying to watch and learn as much as I can. Next phone, one way or another, is going to be a Linux phone.

    • @izaicslinux6961
      @izaicslinux6961 2 года назад +1

      No, the architecture is not only different of the low-power core found in both SoCs (OpenRisc in the PinePhone A64 SoC), but also Purism is using the low-power core of the Librem 5's SoC for blobs to meet the free software certifications... So suspend is not possible on the L5.

    • @in-craig-ible6160
      @in-craig-ible6160 2 года назад

      @@izaicslinux6961 Ok, thank you for explaining it to me.

  • @jameshjacksonjr
    @jameshjacksonjr 2 года назад

    Librem 5 rules!!!

  • @deniswasepik3549
    @deniswasepik3549 2 года назад +4

    what about pinephone mini pine phone pro max

  • @wcdeich4
    @wcdeich4 Год назад

    Hi, what makes you like Pine64? I thought I'd ask b/c I got the PinePhone BETA w/ convergence & it was stolen in shipping. Then I got the PinePhone BETA w/out convergence & over a year it broke to the point it is basically unusable. Now I am having a hard time deciding if I should give Pine64 any more money or not.

    • @PizzaLovingNerd
      @PizzaLovingNerd  Год назад +1

      I just like the open hardware. They are fun tinker devices

  • @TwinntechFreeTV
    @TwinntechFreeTV 2 года назад

    voice over?

  • @janingvar
    @janingvar 2 года назад

    SoC != CPU

  • @cnu6880
    @cnu6880 2 года назад +1

    nice lol