Well I could see how that makes sense...

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From the description:

The iPhone contains a short, looping piece of music hidden away in its settings.

If you go to Settings → Accessibility → Audio & Visual → Background Sounds, you'll find a mysterious "Play Sample" button. Apple never identifies the music, gives it a title, or explains where it came from. So it only made sense to turn it into a full electronic epic.

While definitely disappointing, at least we’re getting some clarity as to why, along with pricing and availability details being shared. However, with the Retroid Pocket Nova starting at $229 for the 8GB and $269 for the 12GB, and the AYANEO Pocket MICRO 2 being formally introduced tomorrow morning, I can’t help but feel like the TrimUI Brick Hammer Pro U is essentially “dead on arrival.”

Source: Bob the Angry Flower

Source: https://lizclimo.tumblr.com/post/820331154432475136

Announced a short time ago, the Callback 8020 is seen as a means of combating the addictive lure of the modern-day smartphone. While it supports Android apps via its SailfishOS, it disables features like web browsing and social media by default.

However, despite the noble quest for a 'digital detox', the phone met with a somewhat frosty reception online (no pun intended), with many comparing it to an elderly relative's flip phone. In our poll, 70 percent of you said you wouldn't be buying one.