I&#x27;ve been browsing their (extremely heavy, intensive) website trying to figure out &quot;what are the modules&quot; ... and all I can see is that there is a removable battery and that I could replace&#x2F;repair parts like camera and speaker and so on.<p>But it looks to me that all of the actual functions of the phone are integrated into one big SoC.<p>That misses the entire point of a modular computing device - phone or otherwise.<p>I want a wireless comms module (which contains not just the wifi&#x2F;bt&#x2F;cellular antennas, but the chipset itself) that I can remove or <i>hard</i> disable with a switch.<p>I want an inputs module that contains <i>not just</i> the mic and speaker, but their enabling circuitry so I can remove it or <i>hard</i> disable it with a switch.<p>I want a GPS module ... a USB ports module ... a camera module.<p>That&#x27;s what a modular smartphone is all about.  There&#x27;s nothing modular about a big monster (closed, telco-owned, user-hostile) SoC that contains all of the actual functions.