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The Wileyfox Spark is a new series of Cyanogen OS-powered mid-rangers Comments

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  • n4YI
  • 26 Nov 2017

No wileyfox in gsmarena database for over 1,5 years already

this stinks

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  • Emyr
  • Dnh%
  • 12 Oct 2016

I can't see anything by Wileyfox in the GMSArena db yet :-/

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  • pitoka
  • JxNA
  • 05 Jul 2016

Ted overlooked that the Spark+ and X have a 13MP camera. And it should be mentioned that the battery is removable. Considering that and the compact size, the Spark+ could tickle my fancy

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  • Bob
  • MW2u
  • 29 Jun 2016

was really excited when I saw the new Wileyfox in the headlines... but its a worse spec phone!!! What's the point...

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  • Rayenx
  • 0@q2
  • 28 Jun 2016

An Owner of the Wileyfox Swift here since January.... If not for the screen getting foakd all of a sudden getting covered in grey tiny stripes.. and the power button getting less sensitive... the rest totally worth the 89$ I paid for it...
Strange to see "new" device with worse specs and higher cost.....
Also I've had just two updates so far, one when I just got the phone and the second about a month ago, Cyanogen 13 that makes my battery drain fast by wifi occasionally....

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  • babakmansouri
  • a3f8
  • 28 Jun 2016

dayjin, 28 Jun 2016wait what !! 5.5" with 720p !Yup every companies increase resolution everyday but wiley decrease. Im sure their 2020 phones will have 240x320 resolution

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  • babakmansouri
  • a3f8
  • 28 Jun 2016

It look like alcatel to me.plus that im sure they wont support it as well. Cyanogen always did that from oneplus one to the rest brands

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  • JanSolo242
  • rhN1
  • 28 Jun 2016

With all the investment in Cyanogen Inc. by Microsoft, it will be interesting to see what, if any, of the Microsoft services and applications are installed in this phone by default.

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  • Anonymous
  • Snv5
  • 28 Jun 2016

Sid, 28 Jun 2016And they are not gonna support it at all. Leave it with all the bugs.Is CyanogenOS really that bad? I hope it will be possible to install AOSP on those phones.

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  • Sid
  • uuj3
  • 28 Jun 2016

And they are not gonna support it at all. Leave it with all the bugs.

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  • dayjin
  • ftxD
  • 28 Jun 2016

wait what !! 5.5" with 720p !

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  • pXmg
  • 28 Jun 2016

You lost me at MediaTek.

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  • Anonymous
  • AIA5
  • 28 Jun 2016

Who would want a buggy os? Plus they even update their devices worse than samsung

What's the point of having a stock experience when you get the latest os months after it is released?

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