Essential Products – Andy Rubin’s new hardware company
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#5Chrome 40, so all I see is menu headings. Anyone got a summary?
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#7I'm drowning in a pretty website with no summary of what I am looking at.
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#8Chrome 40, so all I see is menu headings. Anyone got a summary?
Is there enough money in $750 Android phones like this? I would imagine this is a commodified market.
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#9However, since most phones now tend to reach the "good enough" level, my main question is about software and left unanswered. What version/flavour of Android does it run? How will updates be planned? For how many years will updates be provided? What's the size of the security team at Essential?
Providing an up-to-date Android with updates for at least 4 years like Apple does is key to me, as vulnerabilities come and go and the only reasonable way to be secure is to get security patches asap.
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#10Chrome 40, so all I see is menu headings. Anyone got a summary?
> the casing is made out of titanium rather than aluminium -- the makers claim this is more resistant to drop damage.
> there are hole-clip attachments near the camera for peripherals (Notably the "360 camera" that they are also selling)
> There are no logos on the phone
I'm not sure if I've missed anything