FraYoshi the 2nd
Framework 
We fixed the iPhone 15.
Jordan Biserkov@frameworkcomputer all of them are extremely cool!
The iPhone supports 4k @ 60 fps DisplayPort natively though, a USB-C to DP/USB-C cable is all that's needed, or?
The iPhone supports 4k @ 60 fps DisplayPort natively though, a USB-C to DP/USB-C cable is all that's needed, or?
րպհտին ջվգեան ⊽🜁@[email protected] yeah but do we need a device that needs to be fixed like that?
🇳🇱🇪🇺Jeroen🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦@frameworkcomputer Do all these actually function? As in: Apple actually includes drivers for generic USB devices in iOS?
Alex L 🕊 🇵🇸@jeroen94704 @frameworkcomputer
iOS uses the same kernel¹ as MacOS so it is not that surprising, just like Android using the Linux kernel.
1: a kernel is the part of an OS that bridges the hardware with the rest of the software; the concept overlaps with that of drivers.
@alxlg @frameworkcomputer I seem to recall macOS uses a fork of the FreeBSD kernel, although I don’t know if that’s still the case. I guess it’s just surprising they didn’t optimize iOS’s storage and/or memory footprint by simply leaving out all those drivers. A Linux install can be significantly reduced in size simply by disabling anything you don’t need in the kernel config.
@frameworkcomputer @alxlg But hey, who am I to complain!? It’s awesome this works, right?
@jeroen94704 @frameworkcomputer
Would such optimization really being worth? Cause AFAIK the Linux kernel is almost the same everywhere, from servers to embedded devices.
@alxlg @frameworkcomputer The core of the kernel is indeed always (practically) the same. But before it gets built it is configured to in/exclude a boatload of subsystems and devices/device classes. Tuning this to exclude stuff your embedded device doesn’t need is part of the process of getting to a distribution that’s as small and lightweight as possible. A full Ubuntu install is several GB, but this can be reduced to a couple 100 MB quite easily and even less with more effort.
The Linux kernel compiled is a handful of megabytes (yeah that's incredible); what makes a desktop distribution GB-sized is everything else; the kernel size is irrelevant compared to the rest. And the hardware support is in the kernel.
Kat 
@jeroen94704 @frameworkcomputer most of these are things Apple has made official accessories for in the lightning days. You’d be surprised what all iOS ports support.
@puzzler @frameworkcomputer I am indeed (pleasantly) surprised 😀.
月の兎 
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@frameworkcomputer give phones back their 3.5mm jacks
Ren
Evv1L 
@frameworkcomputer does Ethernet on iPhones even works?
Flo@Evv1L @frameworkcomputer Yep, also on Lightning iPhones:
https://www.apple.com/shop/product/HMJU2ZM/A/belkin-ethernet-power-adapter-with-lightning-connector
BooBoo@Evv1L @frameworkcomputer Has always worked on Pixels... ;-)
Osmo Patagium, Pointy Bat PoneYep. I have an ethernet+USB-A adapter for my 13. It’s handy if you’re streaming from it. They’re pretty cheap.
Jakob Thoböll - R.I.P. Natenom@frameworkcomputer
typical problem for NY Alesund visitors. Right, @awi ?
Using your phone in radiosilent Area is quite complicated.
typical problem for NY Alesund visitors. Right, @awi ?
Using your phone in radiosilent Area is quite complicated.
Armin
Meowki
Lightning Bjornsson* 
@frameworkcomputer Tell me, did the iPhone recognize the Ethernet expander?
mittorn@frameworkcomputer does it boot custom firmware with this?
Not a Spring Onion
iPhone: The missing manual
iPhone: The missing hardware
Ash@frameworkcomputer what about adapter for floppy disc 5 1/4” ?
Neia masks@frameworkcomputer Now this is responsible electronics ownership!
Have your electronics spayed or neutered, folks!
Have your electronics spayed or neutered, folks!
Matt Boehm@frameworkcomputer
You should make a case for the iPhone 15 that either adds an ENORMOUS chin for a module or a usb c 180 and then insert it on the back.
You should make a case for the iPhone 15 that either adds an ENORMOUS chin for a module or a usb c 180 and then insert it on the back.
ichimusai@frameworkcomputer Please make a repairable phone.
MagmaSys/'wertercatt'@wertercatt @frameworkcomputer
Well yes. But it can be improved isn't it? And their is room for others products and makers.
Well yes. But it can be improved isn't it? And their is room for others products and makers.
This makes me think a modular smartphone with a slot at bottom compatible with Framework expansion cards would be really cool
Wilfried KlaebeLook up "Project Ara" for something really cool. Got canceled though.
Felipe, o motoboy de treta
Jes Moved to @@frameworkcomputer it's not USB C anymore it's "frame work compatible module port"
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if my friend didn't hand me down MacBook Air M1, I would be on the framework train.
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if my friend didn't hand me down MacBook Air M1, I would be on the framework train.
jkdelauney@frameworkcomputer I absolutely love this!
Arthur 🍋@frameworkcomputer So do all of your expansion cards work for the iPhone 15 pro as expected or are there some that don’t work? Just want to make sure before I buy