Hey! We are looking for dGEN1 power users to understand what you use your dGEN1 for the most. I created a small group for power users, please dm me and I will add you on Telegram. We are making this group to make it better and faster for the people using the device.

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If they build a blackberry style keyboard attachment (like Clicks/Sidephone/MindOne) for the dGen1, I bet a ton of people would buy it in a heartbeat.

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Look what I just got.

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Have you been able to insert the SIM into your dGEN1? For some reason, the bottom row of the screen isn’t responding to me. I can’t tap delete, zero, or enter. Is anyone else having this issue? @markus

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The token launcher on the dGEN1 is rrrrreeeeaaaalllllyyyy explicit, my grandmother could launch a token using the terminal (maybe not yours, but mine has held some sats since 2015 and knows how to keep her keys safe.). It also has the fee structure very well explained in the information tab, although I don't really know if it's updated with the latest Clanker fees after I joined Farcaster.

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ethOS is based

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Starting the engine! After a trip HK-Galicia-Canarias and 98 eur in taxes, Dgen1 is finally here! Can't wait

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remember Sismo? https://github.com/sismo-core/sismo-badges

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Just created a small base names resolver entirely in Kotlin/web3j. Minimum version is android 5.0, so it ought to work for every android project. Will probably do a KMP/JVM port at some point and add revere lookup. Anyways, here it is: https://github.com/Nicola-Ceornea/BaseNameResolver

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👀 https://x.com/AtariX/status/1979164905765752839?t=eZd3A7VMWgDbQa19iBAZQA&s=19 when Square Enix?

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dGEN1 👀

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dGEN1 @ethos First impressions after trying it out! The body feels heavier and more substantial than I expected. The hard case arrived securely fastened with zip ties, which was reassuring. For the wallet, you can choose between two methods: saving your info using the included recovery card without a seed phrase, or the standard method of self-storing your seed phrase and registering an ENS for recovery just in case. It's palm-sized with fingerprint authentication on the back. It has a camera and flashlight, and can function as a phone with a SIM card. Camera quality is just for taking quick notes. I plan to use it as a completely separate wallet! Connecting to dApps involves selecting them from the menu. Most apps are from base. Non-web3 apps can also be installed from the Google Play Store (compatibility status unknown). If you're used to interacting with dapps on mobile, it seems usable for everyday tasks. It has most features found on smartphones like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, but the usage instructions are too basic, leaving you feeling like you're fumbling around. A screenshot pop-up appeared briefly, but I haven't been able to find it again since. : someone please tell me how!! Performance is smooth and responsive! Equipped with an Ethereum light client and supports custom RPC Features messaging functionality to send and receive messages on the blockchain @xmtp My impression is that it's a super feature-packed hardware wallet and... it gave me a sense of satisfaction😘 By the way, you can buy it from the official website! : Check the delivery schedule

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Running Dgen1.

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dGEN1 looks insane — total cyberpunk vibes. Feels like holding a piece of the future in my hand. @ethos

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some thoughts on the DGEN1 - great launch, OS is smooth, and there is so many room for activities - the PWA emulator appstore was directly useful with both ENS and Safe, which is typical Ethereum wallet maintenance. other apps like FrenPet and dDocs also work, so there's real promise. - ethOS is very open to modification, so other appstores like F-Droid seem to work, and there are other third-party FOSS apps which significantly increase the experience, however setting up without conceding a typical SIM card and appstore registration like Google Play trades away a lot of options, like which Farcaster clients are available. - the CHAD assistant looks promising, though it depends on openrouter, and I barely managed to run gemma, but I'm confident mobile reasoning is mostly undiscovered still. in the future, I think Hub subscription can be bundled with eSIM, so a dedicated Farcaster client on a prepaid would make sense, maybe other amenities instead of separate onramps. on the other hand, I think that DGEN1 is in a twilight class of device that is moderately secure as it's mobile, but most capable of independently managing crypto when it's on home network. to that conclusion, I think there's a lot of promise between peripheral devices like smartglasses and onchain games, or another kind of promise in constructive autonomy. protocols like ZAMM (http://zamm.finance/predict) allow for permissionless betting, and one would assume that these devices can become an entire class of taxpayer for games of chance, perhaps benefactor for smarter public funding of dependencies in the general vicinity of https://source.android.com/. then again, these devices can perform a plethora of tasks when the user is idle, which can be monetized. or more existentially, they can be keepers of any kind of DAO which willfully drives adoption and enrichment. kudos to Freedom Factory for being in the arena, right now.

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