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  1. MEME · CL_168906 ·

    ChatGPT meets retro computing and superheroes in fan art

    A user on Mastodon shared a modified image that humorously blends artificial intelligence concepts with retro computing and superhero themes. The image features elements like ChatGPT and OpenAI alongside classic Commodo…

  2. COMMENTARY · CL_118355 ·

    Commodore's Callback 8020 Exceeds Expectations Amid GenAI Concerns

    Commodore's new CEO, Christer Lindqvist, stated that the response to their Callback 8020 flip phone has exceeded expectations, despite concerns about the use of generative AI in advertising. The company is moving forwar…

  3. TOOL · CL_113396 ·

    Commodore cuts Callback 8020 flip phone price by $100 using recycled parts

    Commodore International has reduced the starting price of its Callback 8020 flip phone to $399, a $100 decrease from its original $499 price. This price adjustment is achieved by using recycled memory chips as the defau…

  4. TOOL · CL_111075 ·

    Commodore lowers price of retro flip phone to $399 ahead of launch

    Commodore has reduced the price of its upcoming retro flip phone, the Callback 8020, by $100, bringing the starting price down to $399. This price adjustment comes ahead of pre-orders opening on June 30. The company cit…

  5. COMMENTARY · CL_103210 ·

    Podcast episode to cover AI, metaverse, and LEGO pinball

    This item is a social media post detailing upcoming show notes for an episode of the "gamesatwork.biz" podcast. The episode, titled e558, will feature discussions on various topics including "StonkRider," "BigWalk," "Ti…

  6. TOOL · CL_99094 ·

    Sailfish OS brings Linux to phones without terminal use, explores Commodore integration

    Sailfish OS, a Linux-based operating system, is being highlighted for its user-friendly approach, making Linux accessible on mobile devices without requiring terminal commands. Recent discussions also touch upon the int…

  7. TOOL · CL_97252 ·

    Commodore launches retro flip phone tapping into nostalgia

    Commodore, a company known for its 1980s computers, has launched a new retro flip phone called the Callback. This device is designed to appeal to consumers seeking a less connected digital experience, tapping into a gro…

  8. TOOL · CL_95157 ·

    Commodore launches retro 'Callback' smartphone with Sailfish OS

    Commodore is re-entering the consumer electronics market with a new smartphone called the 'Callback'. This retro-styled device will run on the Sailfish operating system and aims to evoke nostalgia for the brand's classi…

  9. TOOL · CL_94878 ·

    Commodore launches flip phone blocking social media

    Commodore has launched the Callback 8020, a new flip phone designed to limit social media and internet browsing. The device runs on the Linux-based Sailfish OS, offering a de-Googled experience and compatibility with ma…

  10. TOOL · CL_94481 ·

    Commodore launches $499 flip phone blocking social media

    Commodore International has launched the Callback 8020, a Linux-based flip phone designed for digital detox. Priced at $499, the device runs a modified Sailfish OS that blocks social media, browsers, and work apps, thou…

  11. TOOL · CL_94235 ·

    Commodore brand revived, to launch flip phones

    Commodore International, a brand known for its iconic personal computers, is being revived and is set to enter the flip phone market. Christian Simpson, a retro gaming YouTuber, acquired the company in 2025 with plans t…

  12. TOOL · CL_86970 ·

    Amiga 1232 Storm CD Consolidates Upgrades

    The Amiga 1232 Storm CD is a new computer wedge that consolidates numerous upgrades into a single unit. This release draws a parallel to the enduring appeal of Commodore computers, suggesting a similar loyalty among users.