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Skyrocketing RAM prices put a spotlight on product longevity and repairability, which makes this a particularly apt time for Fairphone to launch its first smartphone sold directly in the United States. Today, David Imel talks to CEO Raymond van Eck about the Fairphone 6+, the company's goals of user-repairability and ethically-sourced materials, and what place AI has in the future of Fairphone.
Further reading:
• Read Tim Cook’s final message to Apple staff as CEO (theverge.com/tech/986832/read-tim-cooks-final-…)
• Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell are suing Anthropic (theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/986438…)
• Google capitulates in Trump’s attempt to rename Lake Ontario. (theverge.com/policy/986527/google-capitulates-…)
• MapQuest downloads surge after refusing to rename Lake Ontario. (theverge.com/tech/986756/mapquest-downloads-su…)
• MapQuest knows this whole thing is ridiculous. (theverge.com/policy/986576/mapquest-knows-this…)
• Fairphone’s latest repairable phone is going on sale in the US (theverge.com/tech/980876/fairphone-6-plus-us-t…)
• The new Fairphone 6 Plus gets a perfect repairability score. (theverge.com/tech/981413/fairphone-6-plus-smar…)
• The Fairphone 6 no longer feels like a compromise (except in the US) (theverge.com/phones/762755/fairphone-6-review-…)
• This environmentally conscious smartphone is finally coming to the US (theverge.com/2023/7/5/23783714/murena-fairphon…)
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