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The Spirit smartphone project uses a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 as its core processor, combined with off-the-shelf components including a 5.5" LCD display, a Quectel EG25-GL LTE/GPS module for cellular connectivity, and a 3D-printable enclosure. The design emphasizes modularity with swappable components like the display, camera, and compute module. While the carrier board and enclosure designs are still evolving, the project aims to create a fully open-source smartphone using readily available hardware modules, with active community development ongoing.

Pi Compute Module Powers Fully Open Smartphone

<p>Will be looking forward to see evolution of this!</p>


<p>Looking forward to seeing how this progresses. Been waiting for a good go at this since 3D printers started being reasonably priced :)</p>
