Yes, thanks. I updated the list.
@dvl you missed the extensible in my quote. It was an idea by @QuentinT:
But I agree, itās not realistically a better solution than a separate device at least not with current solar panels, so I put under āless realisticā.
Right @paulakreuzer. Iām thinking about a module like that :
So you can use it as solar pannels & as cover. But I dont know how heavy, powerfull and big this would be.The question the I have: Is it really useful to have the panel and the phone in one place? You always want the panel as much in the sun as possible (on the ground, on a pole, on your backpack/rucksack). The phone is much easier to use in the shades and in front of your face, even while charging.
But maybe I misunderstand something ā¦ you want to use the solar panel as a āprotector caseā at the same time, right? Good, as long as it detachable, I guess.
I think the problem of 2 separate devices is the setup. Itās so easy to just put your phone on the table, on your bike or so. Setting up the phone and the solar panel is longer. Still, I donāt think the surface is big enough to power your phoneā¦
Perhaps the Waka Waka Base 5 is something you are thinking of:
Disclaimer: I am just loving the idea of WakaWaka but I am not involved in the company.
It would be interesting if you had an alternate e-reader front screen - since the screen is so easy to remove you could clip the one out and slide the other in for long journeys, and set it to āReading Modeā so it behaves mostly like a kindle.
It would be interesting if you had an alternate e-reader front screen
Loving this idea. Will totally depend on the amount and details of the documentation FP will provide. Also, it will not be cheap.
But very very cool idea!
Itās already on the list. 
Niiiiice. Hopefully those folk at Yotaphone wonāt be sending anyone around to do a few kneecappingsā¦
Very good initiative. Just one thing where I donāt see a good fit with your categorization:
There are ālower specā hardware components already supported by Replicant, like the ones with the Samsung Exynos Boards. So by providing an alternative board with such chipset both goals could be satisifed (though I doubt it will be easy to manufacture them since they are pretty much outdated).
My ideas:
theremin?
I personally would be interested in incorporating the new gesture-based radar technology Google has unveiled - especially since the radar device they demonstrated is so tiny. Possibly it could be built into the expansion port?
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As I already replied in Fairphone 2 hardware extensions, I would like to see a possibility to turn the FP2 into a tablet or laptop by sliding it INTO that other device. Similar to Always Innovatingās Smart Book.
That would beā¦interesting?..but I feel like it would have to be more of a custom job you commissioned from someone than a mass release. Itās an idea that works better with the Ara ecosystem of modules, where they can be easily slid out of the casing and into something else, rather than the FP modules, which require careful unscrewing.
The smartphone generation of the future is in eyes like mine thin, holografic instead of really large, flexible, is obviosly able to be used as wallet by the backcover or is really transperent when itĀ“s not blending colors on its screen, is waterproof, is floating over its charging station, is more individual in design and options, promise a exact delivery date before purchasing, ā¦
The next Fairphone Ā“ll produced about 2019.
The time donĀ“t stop and just seeming to become slower if you speed up. In the moment in which the time overtake you you are lost.
IĀ“m hopping some of that ideas Ā“ll influence the next generation. 
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I was going to suggest an usb-host port addon, but it seems that an usb-c could be used to plug a regular USB device, is this right ? And would it also be able to provide some power ?
That would be cool, and will move many possibilities to the driver & software development side : external drive, external sound card, game or midi controller ā¦
About the infrared control idea, it reminds me of the ancient PDAs like palm and pocket PC who had this function built-in ! Nowadays, many TVs can be controlled via wifi, but controlling older devices is more in the sustainable spirit 
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Easier than a specifically built in-phone transceiver, I might suggest using a bluetooth-to-IR device. Google āirdroidā for example.
