and this is the kind of thing that I think is going to be the future of smartphones, How much of a phone do you actually need to carry in your pocket. That's kind of the question that Tecno is asking with the atom. This is a concept device that's actually working.It's running Android, but it looks super thin. So how much of a battery life could it possibly have. Well, at a battery pack, that's one. That's two. What is that.Yeah. That's three. And now we have a phone that could last you all day and maybe all ...

We've seen plenty of modular phones before, but Techno's new magnetic modular concept pushes the idea to its limits. Available in two colors, it's all built around a super slim phone. So thin that it doesn't even include a USB port because it is thinner than the port.The range of magnetic accessories includes stackable power banks, a microphone, a speaker, kickstand clips, and various add-on camera lenses, even including an action camera. And yes, as far as I can tell, it all actually works. At least on thi ...

Industry Problem & Framework's Solution - The electronics industry generates over 50 million tons of e-waste annually, equivalent to 150 Empire State buildings worth of garbage [3] - Framework addresses this issue by designing highly modular, repairable, and upgradable computers, empowering consumers to repair their own systems [4] Product Highlights - Framework offers a 16-inch laptop with a Ryzen 7000 series processor, suitable for travel production [5] - The company is launching a new 13-inch laptop with AMD Ryzen AI 300 series processors and a Framework desktop with a 4.5-liter chassis [6][7] - The Framework desktop is powered by the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor, rivaling high-end desktop systems in performance [8] - The Framework desktop comes with up to 128 GB of unified memory operating at up to 256 GB per second [9][11] Modularity and Repairability - Framework systems are designed for easy reconfiguration and repair, with tool-less port changes and simple disassembly [15][16] - The laptops feature captive screws and readily available replacement parts on the Framework website [17][20] - Framework provides open-source design documentation and CAD files on GitHub, enabling users to create custom modules [22]