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Fairphone 2 is modular and robust

Fairphone 2 is modular and robust

Posted on June 17, 2015August 10, 2019 By Jarvis

The Fairphone 2, the aptly named update to the original Fairphone, was detailed today by the company’s CTO Olivier Hebert. The latest handset is said to be robust, eliminating the “flaw” of vulnerability that many modern phones have by, among other things, including a replaceable outer shell that doubles as a protective case. In addition, the phone has a modular design similar to what we’ve seen with Project Ara and some competing projects, which will allow users to upgrade components as needed.
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