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Commodore has announced the Callback, a new flip phone for people who want fewer distractions but still need essential apps. The phone blocks social media and web browsers to help users stay focused. > Blocks social media and web browsers, while also discouraging work and email apps for a more focused experience > No data selling, with Commodore and Sailfish OS putting privacy first > Touchscreen disabled to help eliminate doomscrolling >Unique dome LED notifications that avoid waking the screen >Runs 99% of Android apps without Android, including WhatsApp, maps, music streaming, and ride-hailing services > FM radio, Commodore 64 SID chiptune ringtones, and included IEM earphones worth $50 > Worldwide network compatibility, Wi-Fi, and hotspot support >48MP Sony rear camera with autofocus > User-replaceable battery > De-Googled software for better privacy >No built-in AI features Pricing starts at $499.99
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The Commodore 77 Cyberpunk edition is absolutely brilliant marketing. An a beautiful design.
The Commodores Pull Out of Great American State Fair Lineup: ‘We Support The Betterment of All Americans’
The Commodores Pull Out of Great American State Fair Lineup: ‘We Support The Betterment of All Americans’
The Commodores Pull Out of Great American State Fair Lineup: ‘We Support The Betterment of All Americans’
Preorders for the ‘Commodore Callback 8020,’ the flip phone that blocks all social media and web browsers, surpasses 10,000 units The Commodore Callback 8020 is available for pre-order now starting at $399
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“The PET Personal Computer by Commodore Family Educational/Entertainment Center-from $595”—1979
Elon Musk started programming after discovering a Commodore VIC-20 around age 10 and realizing he could create his own games instead of only playing them.
It's so cool to see Commodore back. This was the computer I really wanted but never had.
Ronald LaPread, co-founder of legendary group the Commodores, dead at 75