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No way, Samsung already supports it?! Do you know what version of Android or OneUI supports it?

I use a compact mode in AnySoftKeyboard, which might work well for tiny screens! The keyboard is only 5 keys wide, and most keys have two corresponding letters (double tapping to type those letters). It is quite nice even on normal sized phones for individuals who are prone to mis-tapping resulting in typos like myself, I recommend giving it a try.

You know, it is a running joke that Google keeps killing their products within a few years or so after release. but with all seriousness, it makes me not trust any product they release because I have no idea if it'll even be around a year later.

It is possible to do this using a combination of Tasker and Join. I set up my devices so if one device changes DND state, it synchronizes to all my other devices.

In case you or others are interested, here is the Tasker project. After you import, there are a couple more things you'll need to do though.

I have it configured to use the 2nd Quick Settings to toggle enabling/disabling syncing. To set this up in Tasker, tap the three dots and go to Preferences. Tap the ACTION tab, and type "Sync DND" in the field (no quotes). After that, in Android, swipe down and add it as a QS tile.

To make it work, you'll have to manually configure each device's Join. Go to the side pane menu, tap on Actions. Create a new custom action. Enter this info: Command Name="DoNotDisturb", Command ="DoNotDisturb", Prompt="State". Unfortunately, every time you have a new device (or want to remove a device), you'll have to go through this process on the new device plus modify this action to include the new device in ALL devices (I couldn't figure out an easier way). Hopefully this won't be too frequent.

The Moto 360 just looks amazing. How come no smart watches are like that today?

The yellow highways turning blue makes them harder to see :(

the biggest bull of the expenses probably comes from the way the manufacturing and materials are checked.

Could you expand on this? I am unfamiliar with Fairphone's methods for determining and checking sources for materials and manufacturing. Is it flawed?