The triple-OS NexPhone runs Android, Linux, and Windows 11, but you’ll have to wait until 2027 for it
It has been delayed by a few months.
The NexPhone, a groundbreaking smartphone, offers users the unique ability to switch between Android, Linux, and Windows 11 operating systems. This multi-OS capability sets NexPhone apart from other smartphones that typically support only one OS. The concept of this versatile device has been in development for 14 years, with plans initially set for a 2026 release.
However, due to various factors, the NexPhone's launch has been postponed multiple times, with the current estimated shipping window now set for the end of Q1 2027, which is March 2027.
The NexPhone is preordered for $549 or $599, with the device price remaining protected for those who reserved before the initial price point of $599. As the device is still in development, it is currently running Android 17 on development devices, with ongoing work on both Linux and Windows systems. The innovative design of NexPhone aims to provide users with the flexibility of choosing their preferred operating system, all while fitting within a $599 price range.
For those interested in this groundbreaking device, reservations can be made on the NexPhone website.
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