The concept of an all-in-one computing handheld is getting fresh attention with the NexPhone. Designed as an ambitious multi-platform smartphone, the device plans to support three major operating systems: Android, Linux, and Windows 11.
While dual-boot projects and convergence devices have appeared in the mobile space before, offering three distinct platforms on a single device presents a unique technical hurdle. If successful, the concept could allow users to seamlessly transition between mobile apps and desktop-grade environments.
However, interested users will have to wait a considerable amount of time before getting their hands on the hardware. Current plans indicate that the NexPhone is not scheduled to release until 2027.
Check the original report on XDA Developers for full details on the project.
