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You mean the update that is supposed to merge the two? AFAIK, certification is still pending. If you need saftetynet badly, you can wipe the Pro1 with a full image as described in this post by @Waxberry, and then do OTA.

I guess most of my friends are tech nerds and/or listen to what nerds like me tell them, so they most likely use the displays at a much lower brightness in average than the general average.

I have never had any issues on an amoled screen except on some of the very first the E870 with a always on clock on the front, that display deteriorated over time. And none of min friends have had issues either so I guess tht "you are not one of the 5-10% with problems" would be closer to the reallity... (btw your link is broken with some odd double tail)

Could be, I have no idea. Here is before unpacking

The link should include the "Var": Huawei P20 Pro

I got a new case with the post this morning, that has an even better fit than the previous ones. And with strengthened corners too, also note that the lower parts of the sides has matted edges.

Sorry, too hastily written should have been "I don't....", not at all meant as a suggestion that others should not, I just only need a corner of your toolbox.

As I replied to the OP here: highly recommend this phone, but not to everyone... Sure this phone does not fit anyone. Show me a single thing that does, being electronic or anything else. Well except perhaps pure fresh water for drinking... And there is NO device out there (exist or announced planned) that come even close to being nearer what I would wish for. That is not to say that it is perfect. And I can easily find individual things that I would prefer from other devices. The main issue for me was the placement of the fingerprint reader, but when put in a flip case, that disapp

That is interesting! In the guide a lot of cables needs heating to detach. Great if they have found other types of adhesive, not needing that.

That just show that these guys are really great. Thumbs up for the nice handling F(x)tec. And thumbs up to you for wanting to provide us with some photos. There is a disassembly manual (see post by @netman above), that might be helpful, though it is made for the more complex version without the corner stickers, so less heat/gun should be needed for the real stuff. It would be great if you could describe what has changed, that is where the manual do not match.

Yes, those that got the 20200304 (on Oct. security patch level) has problems, those that got the 20200306 (On Sep.) does not. I hope it wont be long before we get a new update uniting the two, on a newer security level.

What about the cable... Will that be freely exposed on the underside when opened? It can not be seen here on the rendering so maybe it curls up under the keyboard somehow?

....My thoughts exactly...

....waste of apples... 😇

Yes, and that would require a bit extra on the design of the keyboard not to be problematic. On the thinkpad yoga's they have taken that a step up by having a grid lifting between the keys and physically locking the keys(!) when opened to tablet...

I agree hat it clearly looks like it will be a solution hitting a larger audience than their current Cosmo. I still think they would be better of giving their Cosmo a simple double hinge, so the screen could flip over (Like e.g. the Lenovo Yoga). I can not see how this new complex mechanism will bring them anything a double hinge wouldn't.

Even the portrait keyboards are aware that you must leave some side bezels to allow reaching in thumb typing, without accidental presses of the keys at the edges. And on the other hand, we would really need to curl ours thumb to press the lower left Ctrl without shifting the grip. I'm not convinced. It could be a prototype-issue, but the whole sliding-lowering-tilting mechanism looks terrible complex and fragile. But sure they might be able to improve substantially on that before a final product. see shortly after the 1 minute mark here for the mechanism

You really should not throw apples after people, doctors or not.... 😇

I'm not quite sure what you mean be a "desktop stand", do you mean like a charging cradle? or just a mount like a dashboard car-mount? if the last, many car mounts have a common size ball head, and you can take the holding part and attach to a dashboard-part rather than an air-vent part. The cheap gravity landscape holder I mentioned a few time in the car mount thread allows to use the Pro1 either opened or closed and comes with a dashboard mount, that you could adhere to a plate, or directly to the desk for a fixed position.

@Rob. S. has shared this in the long thread 03-2020 12:17 FX Technology Limited wrote: > Hello there! > > We hope you are all well and staying safe at this difficult time. We > just wanted to give you a brief update on the status of your Pro1. > > Over the last week we have really been pushing to try and get remaining > orders completed, however we are still waiting for delivery from our > keyboard supplier which has delayed the process by a few days. We expect > this to arrive at the factory on Saturday 28th March, and from then we > will be able to finalise

On the remaining known issues see this: https://github.com/tdm/android_device_fxtec_pro1/issues

So now the .8 in the link matches 😜 https://slions.net/resources/fx-service.8/

My GUESS would be that the flicker could be a change to an app that somehow does no go to foreground and you are thrown back. What happens if you do NOT release the ALT? That should let you navigate the tasks-switcher with Tab or shift+Tab, until selecting on release.

I use it, but would not characterise it as "much", no.

Never seen that. Is it related to the apps active on the list? Does touch app/switching work when you see it?