I have multiple android phones collecting dust in my shelf, all running android versions between 2.3 to 4.1
What do I even use them for? I can't even sell them, nobody even takes them for free because they say they're junk (SOMEHOW not even gypsies take them for free)
I already have a phone serving as a hotspot only, another phone being used as an PMP and backup phone and my main phone
Do I just bin them in a recycling center? What the fuck do I do with them?
Ian Collins
IP camera
Chase Hughes
paperweight
Thomas Martin
Set them up as a dash-cam in your automobile.
Zachary Clark
Can't think of any device in the 2.3 - 4.1 realm I would care to fuck with. Throw them out if you're not using them or find people who will if they're unlocked.
Christian Sanders
I use them for jack-o-lanterns or other dumb crafts projects.
Evan Wright
What software could I use?
I know that I could slam it into a closed enclosure with solar panel module and an IR illumination ring and power the device via an USB power adapter but not how I could actually get it to function as an IP camera and get it to connect to zoneminder
Same question, wot software
Leo Ward
>What software could I use? I think it's literally called "IP camera" in the play store and the dev is a Russian sounding guy. It worked well for me.
Henry Price
that's pretty neat
Kayden Green
sucks that android phones are locked and use proprietary bootloaders and drivers so its not possible to run a real linux distro on them.
Ian Morris
lmao at lagdroid devices, obsolete in 1 year
even my ancient iPhone 4S received updates from release until 2016, that's 5 years.
Mason Lewis
Some devices can have their bootloaders unlocked, AKA nexus and sony devices Some Xperias had SailfishOS and FirefoxOS ported to them, some even had Arch ported to them and Nexus 7 got official desktop Ubuntu support, but only till 13.10 when Ubuntu touch became a thing and that got canned
Adam Campbell
What? I can install Gentoo on my chinkphone any time I feel like it
Brandon Gray
t. 1.33 minutes of battery life
Bentley Harris
lol that's fucking adorable
Luis Anderson
that's cool
Dylan Jones
i had old gio
install aosp rom or cm rom no google apps shit very usable but slow on modern shit website
William Moore
And it got slow as hell, 4s are barely usable.
John Kelly
I have 3 Android devices laying around too
Maybe as an MP3 player or something? Can you somehow use the processing power for something else?
Brayden Bennett
I just realized you could also use one as a Kodi remote
Ethan Brooks
No Wifi, No software support.
Sebastian Richardson
sell them to parents with children who are okay with giving their kids disposable shitty phones instead of lending them their expensive new phones
Bentley Torres
i have 2.1 and used it as 2.3.
Ryder Myers
use them for hacking experiments
Nathan Thompson
If you can't sell them, please recycle them properly so that they don't pollute your side of the world.
Hudson Watson
can you recommend a hostap and a httpd for eclair?
Good goy.
Kevin Gonzalez
>good goy
What's wrong with properly recycling old electronics?
Jose Lewis
The problem is the consumerism.
Henry Torres
Http servers have a very small foorprint...
Carson Stewart
The worse problem is the fact that you can't update Android on older devices like you could on desktop PCs.
Jace Sanders
>Li cell gets punctured in a trash compactor >neighbours old newspaper and grease catch on fire >giant trash fire at landfill
Stupid faggots like you use the jew scapegoat for EVERYTHING.
>pure >mesopotamian >pottery
Kevin Thompson
torrents/file server
Alexander Collins
My sister's Iphone 4 got it's wifi and reception broken like 3-4 years ago by an official Apple update and when she asked them to fix it they told her to fuck off.
Gavin Howard
Torrentbox or back up phone
Liam Flores
Every Android version has the Camera API.
It takes 30 minutes to make a "IP camera" type application
I made two versions, one which saved the pictures locally and where my computer requested them using MTP and one which the application POSTed them over WiFi to my computer
Kevin Hall
attach two of them to a headband and make a vr helmet.
Parker Moore
>Webcam >ibstqll Linux and use it as a small server for Nextcloud or whatever >slow but cheap distributed computing devices