Are PinePhones Becoming More Usable On Each Release . . .

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Then of course it's expected that the phone will not be ready for general use.
I worked with development hardware before of game consoles before they came out, or even Android 12 years ago.
They were always very buggy at the beginning.
In the case of consoles, commercially released software never worked on them, but that was by design.

The PinePhone description also mentions that "This effectively mean that while core functionality of the PinePhone – such as telephone calls, SMS messages, LTE, GPS, GPU acceleration, etc. – [i]is[/i] operational, it is also an ongoing effort".
I'm not a native English speaker, my native language doesn't even come close to any western language, but I do understand that it means that calls, SMS, etc. can be used, but it's not guaranteed to 100% work.

That famous sentence

"This effectively mean that while core functionality of the PinePhone – such as telephone calls, SMS messages, LTE, GPS, GPU acceleration, etc. – [i]is[/i] operational, it is also an ongoing effort".

was already on the shop page for the postmarketOS batch of phones.
It does not depend on your native language knowledge or the context - It was and still is just plain wrong an misleading.

Be careful with such complaints! I was down voted by a gang of three PinePhone enthusiasts, got blocked and mistreated by mods etc. which would have made me resign. (But already in 1291 Wilhelm Tell in Switzerland was not ready to surrender...)

I am in IT since 30 years and have a lot of experience in banana software. Also was an early follower of Cyanogen Mod. can all understand.

BUT: Since the earliest releases of Cyanogen and Android 1.1 !!!!!! a phone call could be received and done.
Not SO on Pinephone. After a half year of development.

I think there is only less hope for a better future on Pinephone

If you claim this problem in BUG-lists and forums.... from NO dev ANY answer on this

Will wait for another 4 weeks. Then the phone goes on eBay for selling if no further development on this problem